Texas Covid-19 Workers' Comp Claims

01/18/2021

Stories like this are heartbreaking and didn't have to happen. This is why we are helping families who lost loved ones that contracted COVID-19 from their place of work. We're ready to help you: https://bit.ly/3gYsnvP

"A Bryan employee of 16-years at the Texas Department of Criminal Justice has died from COVID-19. The department is grieving the loss of 57-year-old Treva Preston, a correctional lieutenant assigned to the Hamilton Unit in Bryan. Preston passed away in a Bryan hospital in the early morning on Jan. 15, according to a Facebook post by the TDCJ." via KAGS TV

The Texas Department of Criminal Justice is grieving the loss of 57-year-old Treva Preston, a correctional lieutenant assigned to the Hamilton Unit in Bryan.

01/04/2021

"Dorothy Caylor, a 62-year-old human resources specialist who had 15 years of service with the TDCJ and was assigned to the Roach Unit in Childress, died Thursday at an Amarillo hospital, according to a news release from TDCJ. Caylor's death is the second COVID-linked death of a Panhandle-area state prison employee in the last week." Article via Lubbock Avalanche-Journal

Stories like this are heartbreaking and didn't have to happen. This is why we are helping families who lost loved ones to COVID-19. We're ready to help you: https://bit.ly/3gYsnvP

2nd Panhandle-area state prison worker's death linked to COVID-19 this week

12/30/2020

Food service employees have worked hard to serve local communities throughout the pandemic, sometimes with limited protective equipment. If you contracted COVID-19 while on the job, you may be eligible for compensation to cover medical expenses and lost wages. We’re here to help: https://bit.ly/3gYsnvP

Most of the new cases in the county are linked to social gatherings of families and friends, according to Hardin County Judge Wayne McDaniel.

12/28/2020

"The COVID-19 situation in Austin-Travis County is “worsening,” Austin’s Interim Health Authority Dr. Mark Escott said Monday during a news conference. Escott said the average of new hospital admissions is up 106% since the beginning of December, and new admissions to intensive care units are up 62% since a week ago. Escott said at this rate, ICUs in the area could run out of beds in a week." via KXAN News

As of Monday, there are 4,411 active cases in the area, including 404 hospitalizations, and just shy of a week since Austin-Travis County moved to Stage 5 of COVID-19 risk-based guidelines due to u…

12/21/2020

We appreciate all of the healthcare workers who have worked tirelessly this year, while risking their own lives, to save as many people as possible in the wake of COVID-19. If you contracted the virus, let us help you: https://bit.ly/3naViix

12/18/2020

This story is heartbreaking. We send our condolences to the Blackwell family and all families experiencing the loss of loved ones due to COVID-19.

A Texas couple, both teachers and married for 30 years, died from COVID-19 complications while holding each other’s hands and the hands of their children in the hospital.

12/14/2020

Food service employees, including waiters, cooks, and bussers, have worked hard to serve local communities throughout the pandemic, sometimes with limited protective equipment. If you contracted COVID-19 while on the job, you may be eligible for compensation to cover medical expenses and lost wages. We’re here to help: https://bit.ly/2Wcm7qn

12/10/2020

Those in the oil industry, including derrickmen, drillers, and offshore workers, may have been exposed to COVID-19 due to working conditions. If you contracted the virus while on the job, you may be eligible for compensation to cover medical expenses and lost wages. See how we can help you: https://bit.ly/3nalt8P

12/09/2020

Grocery store employees have worked hard to serve local communities throughout the pandemic, sometimes with limited protective equipment. If you contracted COVID-19 while on the job, you may be eligible for compensation to cover medical expenses and lost wages. We can help. https://bit.ly/3gvcH2z

Texas has surpassed 1 million cases of COVID-19, leading the nation’s coronavirus cases. And, sadly, more than 20,000 Texans have passed away from the virus, leaving families without grandparents, parents, brothers, and sisters.

12/08/2020

Texas has surpassed 1 million cases of COVID-19. We advocate for Texans who worked throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, and their families. Let us help you: https://bit.ly/3naViix

12/07/2020

We advocate for Texan essential workers, who worked throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, and their families.