Avoiding False Workers’ Compensation Claims

In the business world it can be very upsetting when an employee makes an effort to take advantage of his or her employer. This sometimes occurs in the form of filing a false workers’ compensation claim. Fortunately, there are steps you can take as a business leader to help prevent the filing of these false claims.

If one of your employees has filed a workers’ compensation claim you believe to be false, it is important you have the support and assistance of an experienced legal professional. The Texas business lawyers of Slater, Kennon & Pugh Ltd.LLP are prepared to represent your interests in a court of law. Contact our office today at 512-472-2431 to learn more about your legal options from a knowledgeable attorney.

Tips for Preventing False Claims

There are several steps you can take as a business leader to limit the possibility of employees filing false workers’ compensation claims. These include the following:

  • Have comprehensive safety training for all employees
  • Have appropriate equipment available to assist with physical activities that are particularly strenuous
  • Educate your employees on the seriousness of workers’ compensation claims and the effect they can have on the company as a whole
  • Have your management closely observe the safety measures and activities carried out by employees

These steps can help reduce the likelihood that an employee of yours will attempt to commit workers’ compensation fraud.

Contact Us

If one of your employees has filed a workers’ compensation claim you believe to be fraudulent, the experienced Texas business lawyers of Slater, Kennon & Pugh Ltd.LLP can help. Contact our office at 512-472-2431 to discuss your situation with an experienced attorney.



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