Best Workers Compensation Attorneys in Temple

Espinoza Law Firm, PLLC, handles the work injury claims of Temple employees. It addresses workers' compensation matters relating to various injuries, including neck and back problems, hearing issues, limb loss, occupational diseases, and wrongful death. It also represents injured employees in disputes affecting their compensation benefits, such as disputed and bad faith claims, impairment ratings, contested care hearings, and benefit review conferences and appeals. The firm's managing partner, Javier Espinoza, is authorized to practice law in Western and Southern Texas U.S. District Court.

The Law Offices of Richard Pena, P.C., represents clients in Temple. It recovers workers’ compensation benefits for those hurt on the job. The firm also handles non-subscriber and third-party injury cases. The attorneys work as a team to help injured plaintiffs obtain the compensation and medical care they are entitled to. CEO Richard Pena is active in the legal community, previously serving as a board director and chair of fellows for the American Bar Foundation. He has received the Distinguished Lawyer Award from the Austin Bar Association.

The Chadwick Lee Law Firm caters to Temple residents who need workers' compensation remedies. The office obtains restitution for individuals hurt in workplace accidents such as construction site and public employee mishaps. Its personal injury practice extends to product liability and brain trauma matters, as well as the public transportation torts field. It works with clients who have lost the ability to work or have been permanently disabled during employment. It helped injured residents of Texas recover millions of dollars in benefits.

Since 1997, The Law Office of Gary L. Rodriguez has been standing up for the rights of injured workers. It represents clients in Temple before the Division of Workers’ Compensation and in juries and courts. Rodriguez and his team assist in securing benefits for supplemental or lost income, medical expenses, and lifelong disabilities. Rodriguez's previous experience as an insurance defense lawyer helps him prepare strategies for negotiating settlements. He also formerly worked as an Assistant Attorney General for Texas.