| This subtitle may be cited as the Texas Workers' Compensation Act.
Acts 1993, 73rd Leg., ch. 269, §1, eff. Sept. 1, 1993.
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Relevant Case Law
Note: Non-subscribers enrolling employees in benefits plan must satisfy fair notice requirements of express negligence doctrine and conspicuousness.
Note: No waiver of sovereign immunity for State Agencies under anti-retaliation provision.
Note: In joint ventures, one partner's subscribing status does not cover the non-subscribing partner.
Note: Designated doctors have no right under TWCA to interlocutory appeal.
Note: Pre-injury execution of relinquishment of common law right to sue does not violate public policy.
Note: Employee's election to waive common law rights against employer not against public policy.
Note: Evidence supports employee's award of lump sum and lifetime benefits from SIF.
Note: Gun-related injury occurring in furtherance of job is within course and scope of employment.
Note: Evidence supports jury finding that work was not substantial contributing factor to employee's heart attack.
Note: Settlement cannot be apportioned so as to compromise carrier's subrogation rights.
Note: Employer using temp agency employee must obtain work comp insurance to have protection of exclusive remedy provision.
Note: Issue of employment is a coverage issue, making Travis County the mandatory venue.
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