HELP! A Building Collapsed and I’m Hurt!
January 06, 2021 /
Were You Injured in a Building Collapse?
A building collapsed on your job. You are seriously injured. You wonder:
Who’s going to pay my medical bills?
How will I take care of my family?
What do I do next?
Call the Waldman Legal Group at 713-688-4878. The attorneys at the Waldman Legal Group have more than 40 years of experience helping injured construction workers. We will help you get the compensation you deserv...
What to Do About Lost Wages from a Work Injury
December 18, 2020 /
Do you know what to do about lost wages from a work injury? This is critical knowledge to have if you’ve been seriously hurt on the job. Work injuries can take away not only your paycheck while you recuperate, but also your long-term ability to earn money. Knowing how to recover wages can make the difference between paying your bills and financial devastation.
When you’ve been injured and can’t work, you may be able t...
How to File a Car Accident Claim if You’re an Undocumented Immigrant
December 11, 2020 /
How you file a car accident claim if you’re an undocumented immigrant is no different from anyone else. Your immigration status makes no difference. Whether you entered the country a week ago or your family has been here for 200 years, your rights are the same.
Your car accident claim must generally have two legs for it to stand on. You must show:
The crash is someone’s else fault.
The injuries it caused and how...
Will My Employer Be Held Accountable for My Work Injuries?
November 18, 2020 /
Workplace injuries are common. But they are not all the same. Some injuries are serious. Others may not seem serious at first, but they may become serious.
An employee who had their foot amputated due to a forklift accident is clearly a serious injury. What about a slip and fall resulting in a back strain? Is that serious? What if the employee had surgery six months later – now would you say the slip and fall was serious?...
My Workers’ Comp Benefits Stopped. What Can I Do?
November 13, 2020 /
It’s been several months since your workplace injury. You’ve been receiving workers’ comp payments. Suddenly, your benefits are cut off. What can you do?
Employers and their insurers may cut off benefits over a technicality. They may point to a provision in your employment agreement or a change in your treatment as the reason for cutting off your benefits, or they may give you no reason. If are seriously injured on th...
