The short answer: Yes. When a child is harmed by the church, culpability and liability can land on more than the abuser. This includes: A bishop or cardinal whose job it was to oversee the clergy responsible The local diocese in charge of supervising the church leadership and reporting suspected abuse A living or dead…
If you are injured at work and your employer does not subscribe to workers’ compensation, there are a few things you should know. Here we explain what every Texan should know when injured at a non-subscriber workplace. What is a Non-Subscriber Workplace? In Texas, employers have the option to choose not to provide workers’ compensation…
A work injury can lead to months or even years of suffering. When an accident occurs on the job, it is important to understand your rights. Because Texas does not require your employer to have workers’ compensation coverage, getting compensation following a work injury can get complicated. Here we explain how compensation applies so you…
If you were exposed to COVID-19 at work, did you know you might be able to seek compensation just like you would for a work-related injury? If your illness or death of a loved one was caused by an employer’s failure to protect you from the spread of COVID-19, you might have reason to sue.…