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  • Our Attorneys
    • Hector Sandoval
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    • What Our Clients Say About Us
  • North Texas Non-Subscribers
    • Walmart
      • Walmart Workers’ Compensation Claims: A Different Type of Work Injury Case!
      • Walmart Work Injury FAQs for North Texas Employees
    • Lowe’s
      • Lowe’s Workers Compensation Claims
      • Lowe’s Workers Compensation FAQs
    • Amazon
      • Amazon Workers’ Compensation Claims
      • ​Amazon Workers Compensation FAQs
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How are Workers’ Compensation Claims Different from Walmart Non-subscriber Claims?

Workers’ compensation claims are very different from Walmart non-subscriber claims in Texas. In a traditional workers’ compensation case, the injured worker cannot sue their employer directly, and benefits are typically limited to medical expenses and a portion of lost wages. The system is designed to protect employers from lawsuits while providing basic benefits to employees.
How are Workers’ Compensation Claims Different from Walmart Non-subscriber Claims?
In contrast, in a Walmart non-subscriber case, the company has opted out of the standard system and created its own private plan. This means employees may not receive the same guaranteed protections as they would under workers’ comp. However, because Walmart is a non-subscriber, injured workers have the right to file a negligence lawsuit directly against the company if unsafe working conditions contributed to their injury.
This difference is critical. In a non-subscriber claim, injured employees can pursue broader categories of compensation, including medical expenses, full lost wages, pain and suffering, and future damages. These are benefits that are often unavailable in standard workers’ compensation cases.
At Sandoval Armstrong, PLLC, we focus on representing injured workers in Walmart non-subscriber claims across North Texas. We know how to navigate the challenges of these cases and will fight to secure the maximum recovery for you and your family.

Frequently Asked Questions

What if my Walmart or Sam’s worker’s compensation claim is denied, Can I still sue my employer for negligence?

If your Walmart or Sam’s Club work injury claim is denied, you may still have legal options. Because Walmart operates as a Texas Non-Subscriber, they are not protected by the same legal shields that traditional workers’ compensation provides. This means that you may be able to bring a negligence lawsuit directly against Walmart if their failure to provide a safe workplace contributed [...]
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