Tex. Labor Code § 410.007
This is the official text of Tex. Labor Code § 410.007, part of Texas’s Labor Code — governs wages, workplace safety, and workers' compensation.
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§ 410.007. INFORMATION LIST.
Official statutory text
(a) The division shall determine the type of information that is most useful to parties to help resolve disputes regarding income benefits. That information may include:
(1) reports regarding the compensable injury;
(2) medical information regarding the injured employee; and
(3) wage records.
(b) The division shall publish a list developed from the information described under Subsection (a) in appropriate media, including the division's Internet website, to provide guidance to a party to a dispute regarding the type of information the party should have available at a benefit review conference or a contested case hearing.
(c) At the time a benefit review conference or contested case hearing is scheduled, the division shall make available a copy of the list developed under Subsection (b) to each party to the dispute.
(1) reports regarding the compensable injury;
(2) medical information regarding the injured employee; and
(3) wage records.
(b) The division shall publish a list developed from the information described under Subsection (a) in appropriate media, including the division's Internet website, to provide guidance to a party to a dispute regarding the type of information the party should have available at a benefit review conference or a contested case hearing.
(c) At the time a benefit review conference or contested case hearing is scheduled, the division shall make available a copy of the list developed under Subsection (b) to each party to the dispute.
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