Dallas Work Injury Lawyer

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Protecting the Rights of Injured Workers Throughout Dallas and North Texas

When you’re injured on the job in Dallas, you need experienced legal representation to ensure you receive the compensation and medical care you deserve. At our firm, we understand the complexities of Texas workers’ compensation laws and fight tirelessly for injured workers across Dallas County.

From construction accidents in Downtown Dallas to warehouse injuries in the Great Trinity Forest industrial areas, we’ve helped thousands of workers navigate the challenging aftermath of workplace injuries. Our Dallas work injury attorneys are committed to securing maximum compensation for your medical bills, lost wages, and pain and suffering.

Get Help From a Dallas Workplace Injury Attorney Today

Don’t let insurance companies minimize your claim. If you’ve been hurt at work anywhere in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, contact our experienced work injury lawyers for a free consultation. We serve clients throughout Dallas County, including Highland Park, University Park, Irving, Grand Prairie, and Mesquite.

Common Workplace Injuries in Dallas

Dallas’s diverse economy means workplace injuries can happen in various industries. Our attorneys have extensive experience handling injury claims from:

• Construction Sites: With Dallas’s booming development, construction workers face daily hazards at job sites from Deep Ellum to the Design District
• Healthcare Facilities: Nurses and medical staff at facilities like UT Southwestern, Parkland Hospital, and Baylor Scott & White suffer back injuries, needle sticks, and workplace violence
• Warehouse and Distribution Centers: Workers at Dallas’s numerous distribution facilities along I-35E and I-45 face injuries from heavy lifting, equipment accidents, and repetitive stress
• Office Buildings: Even office workers in Dallas’s financial district can suffer repetitive stress injuries, slip and falls, and ergonomic injuries
• Transportation: Delivery drivers, DART employees, and truckers navigating Dallas highways face unique risks on the job

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Texas Workers’ Compensation: Know Your Rights

Texas is unique in that it doesn’t require all employers to carry workers’ compensation insurance. However, many Dallas employers do participate in the system. Whether your employer has workers’ comp coverage or not, you have options:

If Your Employer Has Workers’ Compensation:

• You’re entitled to medical care for your work-related injury
• You may receive income benefits while unable to work
• You cannot sue your employer for negligence (with rare exceptions)
• You have the right to dispute claim denials through the Texas Department of Insurance

If Your Employer Doesn’t Have Workers’ Compensation:

• You retain the right to sue your employer for negligence
• You may recover full damages including pain and suffering
• You must prove your employer was at fault for your injury
• You may still have health insurance or other benefits available

Why Choose Our Dallas Work Injury Lawyers?

Local Knowledge, Statewide Experience

We know Dallas. From the industrial corridors along the Trinity River to the corporate towers of Uptown, we understand the unique challenges faced by Dallas workers. Our attorneys regularly appear before administrative law judges at the Texas Department of Insurance and in Dallas County courts.

Proven Track Record

We’ve recovered millions of dollars for injured workers throughout North Texas. Our results speak for themselves, with successful outcomes for clients injured at major Dallas employers and construction sites.

No Fee Unless We Win

We work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay nothing unless we secure compensation for your injuries. This ensures that every injured worker in Dallas has access to quality legal representation, regardless of their financial situation.

Comprehensive Support

Steps to Take After a Dallas Workplace Injury

1. Report the Injury Immediately: Texas law requires you to report workplace injuries within 30 days. Notify your supervisor or HR department right away.
2. Seek Medical Attention: Get treatment at an approved facility. Many Dallas employers have designated providers, but you may have rights to see your own doctor.
3. Document Everything: Take photos, get witness information, and keep all medical records. Dallas’s busy workplace environments mean evidence can disappear quickly.
4. Don’t Give Recorded Statements: Insurance adjusters may contact you quickly. Consult with an attorney before providing any recorded statements.
5. Contact a Dallas Work Injury Attorney: The sooner you have legal representation, the better protected your rights will be.

Report the Injury Immediately:
Seek Medical Attention:
Document Everything:
Don’t Give Recorded Statements:
Contact a Dallas Work Injury Attorney:

Serving Injured Workers Throughout Dallas County

Our Dallas work injury lawyers proudly serve clients throughout the metropolitan area, including:

• Downtown Dallas
• East Dallas
• South Dallas
• North Dallas
• Oak Cliff
• Pleasant Grove

• Irving
• Grand Prairie
• Mesquite
• Garland
• Richardson
• Carrollton

• DeSoto
• Cedar Hill
• Duncanville
• Lancaster
• Farmers Branch
• Addison

We help coordinate medical care with providers throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth area, ensure you receive appropriate income benefits, and fight for your right to choose your own doctor when possible.

Don’t Wait to Get Help

Texas law imposes strict deadlines for filing workers’ compensation claims and lawsuits. The sooner you contact a Dallas work injury attorney, the stronger your case will be. We’re here to help you understand your rights and fight for the compensation you deserve.

Contact us today for a free, no-obligation consultation. We’re available 24/7 to take your call.