Practice Area
Workplace Injuries
Injured on the job? You may be entitled to far more than workers' compensation.
No case is too small. No case is too complex.
Call (214) 774-2554How We Can Help
When you're injured at work, workers' compensation may cover some of your medical bills and lost wages, but it often falls far short of what you truly deserve. In many cases, you may have additional legal claims against third parties, equipment manufacturers, or even your employer.
At Rise Legal, we evaluate every workplace injury case to identify all potential sources of recovery. Attorney Milesha Segun's background in government litigation gives her unique insight into regulatory compliance and employer obligations.
Whether you were hurt in a construction accident, industrial incident, or office environment, we fight to get you the full compensation your injury demands, not just the minimum workers' comp provides.
What We Handle
Free Case Evaluation
Not sure if you have a case? Contact us for a free, no-obligation consultation.
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Take our free 2-minute assessment to find out how strong your workplace injuries case may be.
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- Millions recovered
- No fee unless we win
- Former prosecutor
- Licensed in TX, KS & NJ
- Available 24/7
Our Process
From your first call to your final settlement, here is how we fight for you.
Comprehensive Case Review
We analyze your workplace injury to identify all liable parties, beyond just your employer.
Regulatory Investigation
We review OSHA reports, safety records, and compliance history to establish violations and negligence.
Full Damage Assessment
We calculate the true cost of your injury including future medical needs, lost earning capacity, and quality of life impact.
Multi-Channel Recovery
We pursue workers' comp benefits AND additional claims against negligent third parties for maximum recovery.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I sue my employer for a workplace injury in Texas?
Texas is unique, many employers are 'non-subscribers' to workers' comp, meaning you can sue them directly. Even with workers' comp, you may have third-party claims.
What if my employer retaliates against me for filing a claim?
Employer retaliation for filing a workers' comp claim is illegal in Texas. If you experience retaliation, you may have an additional cause of action.
How long do I have to report a workplace injury?
In Texas, you should report a workplace injury to your employer within 30 days. Delayed reporting can jeopardize your claim.
Ready to Discuss Your Workplace Injuries Case?
Contact us today for a free, no-obligation consultation.
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