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State laws in both Oklahoma and Texas allow employers to opt out of workers' compensation and develop their own workplace injury plans. Those plans generally cover fewer injuries, cut off benefits ...

Texas Mutual Insurance Co. v. Texas Dep't of Insurance, Division of Workers' Compensation There is no indication that the Legislature intended the Texas Department of Insurance s workers compensation ...

Businesses should implement clear and comprehensive remote work policies that apply to all employees, including those working ...

AUSTIN — Lubbock's state legislators hope a pair of bills filed last month will bring relief to Texas first responders facing the unthinkable. The Matt Dawson Act, filed as Senate Bill 1033 by Sen.

Companies that opt out of state workers' comp laws say the Employee Retirement Income Security Act will ensure that injured workers get justice.... Federal Workplace Law Fails To Protect Employees ...

Fixing employees' bad backs, sore knees and other work-related injuries costs Oklahoma City-based Hobby Lobby three times as much in Oklahoma as it does in Texas or Arkansas. Employers who do business ...

The Fifth District Court of Appeals in Dallas reversed for a second time a trial court judgment granting a former Dallas Cowboys rookie workers' compensation benefits. This week's opinion and order ...