Texas Administrative Code
Title 28 - INSURANCE
Part 2 - TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE, DIVISION OF WORKERS' COMPENSATION
Chapter 142 - DISPUTE RESOLUTION-BENEFIT CONTESTED CASE HEARING
Section 142.19 - Form Interrogatories
Universal Citation: 28 TX Admin Code ยง 142.19
Current through Reg. 49, No. 12; March 22, 2024
(a) The division has developed standard interrogatories for parties to exchange the following information :
(1) the name and contact
information of the person answering the interrogatories;
(2) the issues in dispute;
(3) any certification of maximum medical
improvement and impairment rating;
(4) any statement obtained from any person on
the issues in dispute;
(5) the name
and contact information for each health care provider the claimant has seen
since the date of injury, and the conditions the health care provider
treated;
(6) any recordings,
photographs, videotapes, or similar material showing the claimant since the
date of injury;
(7) for each health
care provider the claimant has seen during the five years before the date of
injury for treatment of a body part the claimant believes to be part of the
claim:
(A) the health care provider's name and
contact information;
(B) the dates
the health care provider treated the claimant; and
(C) the conditions the health care provider
treated; and
(8) for
each expert witness expected to testify:
(A)
the expert witness' name and contact information;
(B) the subject matter the expert witness may
or will testify on; and
(C) the
general substance of the expert witness' opinions and a brief summary of the
basis for them.
(b) In addition to these standard interrogatories, a party may add up to five additional questions. The parties should write the questions in plain language and present them in a readable and understandable format.
(c) Parties to a dispute must use the standard form interrogatories developed and published by the division in a form and manner consistent with this rule:
(1) Claimant's Interrogatories to Carrier;
and
(2) Carrier's Interrogatories
to Claimant.
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