Walmart Workers’ Comp Claims in Texas

Being involved in an accident on the job can be extremely painful and stress-inducing.

Our attorneys at Armstrong Lee & Baker LLP are here to help you recover compensation so that you can focus on regaining your health.

Whether you need to file your Walmart workers’ comp claim or appeal a denial, we are ready to ensure you receive the benefits you deserve. Call us at 832-402-6637 or contact us using our online form.

What Are Non-Subscribers?

In Texas, not every employer has to have typical workers’ compensation insurance. Employers that choose not to carry workers’ compensation are “non-subscribers.”

There are a number of non-subscribers employers in Texas, including Walmart.

A non-subscriber typically does not provide as much compensation for work injuries as a subscriber, but they also give up several protections available to subscribers.

Non-subscribers with over five employees in Texas must report illnesses or injuries.

The injury must have cost you at least one day of work. Otherwise, the employer does not have to report it. 

What Happens If You Get Injured While Working at Walmart in Texas?

If you suffer an injury while working for a non-subscriber like Walmart, you have two options.

First, if you can prove that the negligence of your employer or one of its employees caused your injury, you can file a personal injury claim against the employer.

This will allow you to seek both economic damages, such as lost wages and medical expenses and noneconomic damages, such as pain and suffering.

Second, you can file a claim through Walmart’s workers’ comp policy.

Does Walmart Have Workers’ Compensation in Texas?

Yes, Walmart does provide workers’ compensation coverage for its employees. Walmart is self-insured, meaning they handle workers’ comp claims internally rather than relying on external insurance providers. They have their own dedicated administrator for managing workers’ compensation claims, which is a company known as Claims Management, Inc (CMI). This ensures that Walmart employees have access to the necessary support and benefits in case of work-related injuries or illnesses.

You must file a Walmart workers’ comp claim as soon as possible to receive compensation under their plan. If they deny your claim, we can help you appeal the decision.

Who Handles Workers’ Compensation Insurance Claims for Walmart?

If you suffered an injury at Walmart, you would have to file a workers’ compensation Walmart claim since they are self-insured.

Under the Walmart workers’ compensation plan, you likely will not recover as much as in a typical program.

However, you should be able to recover a reasonable amount, and you should review Walmart’s most recently revised plan.

We can take care of that and help you recover the amount you need for lost wages, medical bills, and more.

When Can You File a Walmart Workers’ Comp Claim in Texas?

If you get injured while working at Walmart in Texas, you need to file a Walmart Workers’ Comp claim within six months of the incident. It’s important to start the claim as soon as possible to avoid unnecessary delays.

Locations of Walmart Distribution Centers

Walmart distribution center locations in Texas include:

Walmart

4554 Oscar Nelson Jr. Dr., 

Baytown, TX 77523

Distribution Center

Walmart

3470 Windmill Rd.,

Cleburne, TX 76033

Distribution Center

Sam’s Club

451 FM 686

Dayton, TX 77535

Distribution Center

Walmart

830 E Centre Park Blvd

DeSoto, TX 75115

Distribution Center

Walmart

5300 Westport Pkwy

Fort Worth, TX 76177

Distribution Center

Walmart

15101 N Beach St

Fort Worth, TX 76177

Fulfillment Center

Walmart

Blue Mound Rd.,

Fort Worth, TX 76177

Distribution Center

Sam’s Club

16101 Three Wide Dr.,

Justin, TX 76247

Distribution Center

Walmart

2300 E Belt Line Rd.,

Lancaster, TX 75146

Distribution Center

Walmart

Mont Belvieu, TX 77523

Distribution Center

Sam’s Club

4002 I-35

New Braunfels, TX 78130

Distribution Center

Walmart

20131 Gene Campbell Rd., 

New Caney, TX 77357

Distribution Center

Walmart

201 Old Elkhart Rd.,

Palestine, TX 75801

Distribution Center

Walmart

3100 I-27

Plainview, TX 79072

Distribution Center

Walmart

2120 Stemmons Fwy.,

Sanger, TX 76266

Distribution Center

Walmart

2226 FM 3538 

Sealy, TX 77474

Distribution Center

Walmart

3162 FM 3538

Sealy, TX 77474

Distribution Center

Walmart

9605 NW H K Dodgen Loop

Temple, TX 76504

Distribution Center

Walmart 

591 Apache Trail

Terrell, TX 75160

Distribution Center

Call us today if you need to file a workers’ compensation claim or personal injury lawsuit for an injury arising from your employment at any of these locations.

Typical Injuries at Walmart

Various roles at Walmart can cause injuries, including cashier positions and stock associate positions. Some injuries might include:

• Muscle strains or sprains;
• Broken bones;
• Hearing or eye injuries, or
• Occupational diseases.

Do not hesitate to reach out if you have any of these injuries. We can assist you in filing for Walmart workers’ compensation or appealing a denial.

Causes of Injuries at Walmart

Possible causes of an injury could include:

• Lifting heavy objects;
• Lifting improperly;
• Inadequate training, or
• Slipping, tripping, or falling.

If you need compensation for your injuries, our lawyers are here to advocate for you. 

How We Can Help You

At Armstrong Lee & Baker LLP, our lawyers are not afraid to take on your workers’ compensation claim and go to trial if necessary.

If you need help filing for Walmart workers’ compensation, or if they denied your claim, strongly consider hiring an attorney.

Our aggressive Texas attorneys have recovered millions of dollars for our clients.

Feel free to call us at 832-402-6637 or contact us using our online form.

Texas Non-Subscriber Companies

• Amazon
• HEB
• Target
• Coca Cola
• Ross
• Pep Boys
• Best Buy
• Home Depot
• Igloo
• Tractor Supply
• Stripes
• Tom Thumb
• Costco
• Wendy’s
• McDonald’s (some locations)
• Oak Farms Dairy
• American Bottling Company (Coca-Cola, Dr. Pepper, Keurig)
• Brookdale Senior Living
• Lowe’s Home Improvement
• Kroger
• Sam’s
• Whataburger
• Kohl’s
• Hobby Lobby
• Randalls or Albertsons
• Brookshire Brothers
• Pilgrim’s Pride
• Macy’s
• AutoZone
• O’Reilly Auto Parts
• Family Dollar and Dollar Tree
• Dollar General
• Academy Sports + Outdoors
• McLane Foodservice Distribution, Inc.