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Texas Labor Code - LAB § 419.002. Misuse of Division's Name or Symbols Prohibited

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(a) Except as authorized by law, a person, in connection with any impersonation, advertisement, solicitation, business name, business activity, business document, product, or service made or offered by the person regarding workers' compensation coverage or benefits, may not knowingly use or cause to be used in a deceptive manner:

(1) the words “Texas Department of Insurance,” “Department of Insurance,” “Texas Workers' Compensation,” or “division of workers' compensation”;

(2) any term using both “Texas” and “Workers' Compensation” or any term using both “Texas” and “Workers' Comp”;

(3) the initials “T.D.I.”;  or

(4) any combination or variation of the words or initials, or any term deceptively similar to the words or initials, described by Subdivisions (1)-(3).

(b) A person subject to Subsection (a) may not knowingly use or cause to be used in a deceptive manner a word, term, or initials described by Subsection (a) alone or in conjunction with:

(1) the state seal or a representation of the state seal;

(2) a picture or map of this state;  or

(3) the official logo of the department or the division or a representation of the department's or division's logo.

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