Saturday, September 29, 2007
Former Dallas Cowboy Chad Hennings loses workers compensation claim
A workers' comp claim filed by former Dallas Cowboy/defensive lineman Chad Hennings was denied by the 10th Court of Appeals in Waco. A majority decision ruled against his receiving compensation because he accepted benefits under his contract or collective bargaining agreement; the court cited Texas Labor Code ยง406.095, requiring professional athletes to choose the benefits available under their contracts or the workers' comp system. Hennings suffered a spine injury that ended his career in 2000; he was the only NFL player to have served in the Gulf War and does motivational speaking now, although his Web site has the music turned up way too loud.
Posted by T.G.
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