Overview:
Rogers, Booker & Lewis, P.C.
is a Dallas workers’ compensation law firm helping those hurt at work claim their on-the-job injury, disability benefits, a fall from a ladder or scaffolding, a repetitive motion injury, such as carpal tunnel syndrome, an accident caused by faulty or poorly maintained equipment. Employees can suffer injuries in any type of workplace. And, while many jobs involve dangers that are inherently unavoidable due to their location or the tasks involved, every effort should be made to ensure workers’ safety. Unfortunately, accidents do happen. When they do, they can cause serious injuries.
If you or a loved one suffered an on-the-job injury, you may be entitled to compensation beyond what your employer provides. A skilled Dallas workers’ compensation lawyer can help you obtain the settlement or benefits you deserve. Based in Richardson, Texas, the Dallas workers’ comp attorneys at Rogers, Booker & Lewis, P.C. represent injured people in Texas workers’ compensation cases, as well as personal injury and Social Security claims. We are well known and respected throughout the area; a significant portion of our business comes from referrals from previous clients, doctors and other attorneys.
We understand the challenges a workplace injury may place on you and your family, physically, financially, mentally and emotionally so we strive to remove that burden from your shoulders. When you contact us, we listen first. We know that every case is unique and the details of your accident and claim, inform every move we make and every piece of legal advice we provide. We consult medical experts to ensure you get the appropriate compensation or benefits for your injuries. We have established relationships with doctors and other medical professionals throughout the area and can connect you or your injured family member with the care you need so you do not have to suffer while your claim is pending.
Languages: English, Spanish
Areas of Law:
Additional Areas of Law: Temporary Income Benefits; Impairment Income Benefits; Lifetime Income Benefits; Denied Claims and Extent of Injury; Impairment Rating Disputes; Recoupment of Reduced Benefits; Insurance Bad; Workers’ Comp Appeals; Appeals of DWC Rulings; Supplemental Security Income Benefits; Medical Necessity; Fee Disputes; Exhaustion of Administrative Remedies; Prescription Drug Disputes; IRO Appeals; Medical Contested Case Hearings; State Office of Administrative Hearings; Tractor-Trailer Accidents.