Texas § 413.042 PRIVATE CLAIMS; ADMINISTRATIVE VIOLATION.

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§ 413.042 — PRIVATE CLAIMS; ADMINISTRATIVE VIOLATION.

Texas § 413.042

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Tex. Labor Code Code Ann. § 413.042 (2026).

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Sec. 413.042. PRIVATE CLAIMS; ADMINISTRATIVE VIOLATION.

(a)A health care provider may not pursue a private claim against a workers' compensation claimant for all or part of the cost of a health care service provided to the claimant by the provider unless:

(1)the injury is finally adjudicated not compensable under this subtitle; or

(2)the employee violates Section 408.022 relating to the selection of a doctor and the doctor did not know of the violation at the time the services were rendered.

(b)A health care provider commits an administrative violation if the provider violates Subsection (a).

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Sec. 413.042. PRIVATE CLAIMS; ADMINISTRATIVE VIOLATION. (a) A health care provider may not pursue a private claim against a workers' compensation claimant for all or part of the cost of a health care service provided to the claimant by the provider unless:
(1) the injury is finally adjudicated not compensable under this subtitle; or
(2) the employee violates Section 408.022 relating to the selection of a doctor and the doctor did not know of the violation at the time the services were rendered.
(b) A health care provider commits an administrative violation if the provider violates Subsection (a).