by Abbott & Associates | Mar 18, 2022 | Texas Workers Comp Verdicts, Texas Workers' Comp News
Congratulations to attorney Fyodor Clay on another win at trial for a client who was being denied medical care, and income benefits. The insurance company refused to pay for a serious knee injury despite all the evidence that the client was injured on the job....
by Abbott & Associates | Nov 23, 2020 | Texas Workers' Comp News
“At the end of the day, insurance adjusters are simply denying benefits in an effort to save their own company money at the expense of paying out benefits to workers who are injured or killed within the scope of their employment” Contact Us Name(Required)...
by Abbott & Associates | Nov 19, 2020 | Texas Workers Comp Verdicts, Texas Workers' Comp News
Nikki Miller recently scored a big win against a corrupt employer and the insurance company after denying workers’ compensation benefits based on the employer’s lies and intimidation of the injured employee. Nikki represented a client who hired our firm after...
by Abbott & Associates | Jan 26, 2019 | Texas Workers' Comp News
Alpha Mars, a Houston manufacturer was busted for defrauding the state of Texas in a wide workers’ compensation fraud scheme that resulted in a $250,000 fine to Texas Mutual Insurance Company, a state-owned workers’ comp insurance company. The Texas...
by Abbott & Associates | Dec 9, 2018 | Texas Workers Comp Verdicts, Texas Workers' Comp News
An Angry Superintendent, a Lost Leg, and an Utter Disregard for Safety Tyler Lee was a superintendent for a major construction company, observing one of his crews trying to lift an auger that had been deeply placed into the earth but wouldn’t budge. Chris...
by Abbott & Associates | Nov 18, 2018 | Texas Workers Comp Verdicts, Texas Workers' Comp News
Workers’ compensation attorney Joseph Bedoy secured a complete victory for his client at trial, after the employer did everything possible to prevent the injured worker from obtaining income benefits and medical care for a serious eye injury suffered in the course and...
