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Job Security & Workers’ Compensation
Being “out” on workers’ comp means either being on temporary partial or temporary total disability, to the point where medical improvement is needed before you can go back to work. Many employers will hold either your job or one substantially similar open for you to return to – but as of this writing, there… Read More »
Florida Death Benefits From Workers’ Compensation
Losing a loved one unexpectedly is always a horrible blow for a family to suffer, but losing them while on the job can sometimes feel even worse because employers are meant to have safeguards in place to protect their employees. Workers’ compensation insurance does provide death benefits in most cases, but they are meant… Read More »
Soft Tissue Injuries In Florida Accidents
If you are involved in an automobile accident, the natural instinct is to look for broken bones, concussions and injuries that are readily apparent in minutes or hours after the crash. However, it is extremely common for soft tissue injuries (injuries to the tissue between bones or surrounding them) to only become evident days… Read More »
Accidents With Uninsured Motorists In Florida
Florida has the highest percentage of uninsured drivers in the United States – more than one-quarter of the drivers on state roads at any given time – so unfortunately, the possibility of accidents involving uninsured drivers is very real. If you are in this position, you should be aware of the potential issues you… Read More »
Lunch Breaks & Workers’ Compensation
Workers’ compensation covers injuries that happen while someone is on the job – more specifically, injuries sustained “in the course and scope of employment.” However, there are certain gray areas, one of which is lunchtime injuries. If you have been injured while on your lunch break, you may think that you have no ability… Read More »
Navigating Workers’ Compensation Liens
The majority of workers in Florida are covered under their employers’ workers’ compensation insurance policy if they are injured on the job. If they are hurt, they file a claim with their employer and receive benefits. However, if a third party is involved, the process can become much more complex. If you are in… Read More »
Maximum Medical Improvement In Workers’ Compensation Cases
When a person is injured on the job, they are entitled to workers’ compensation benefits. However, what many people do not understand is that those benefits may not continue all the way until they are 100 percent. Florida workers’ compensation law recognizes a status called maximum medical improvement (MMI), and once an injured worker… Read More »
Amusement Parks And Personal Injury Liability
The Orlando area is home to some of the most well known theme parks in Florida, most notably Disney World. Millions of tourists come through each year, and the majority of them make wonderful memories – but the small minority who are injured may be left with mounting stacks of medical bills. If you… Read More »
Traumatic Brain Injuries In Florida Accidents
Some of the most dangerous and potentially life-changing injuries that one can sustain in an auto accident involve the brain. Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) affect thousands every year, and can lead to a host of complications that range from mood changes to physical weakness to neurological disorders. If you or a loved one has… Read More »
What Happens After Denial?
Your workers’ compensation claim being denied can be a truly terrifying event, especially if you are the main breadwinner in your family. However, an initial denial does not mean it is time to give up. It is crucial that you know your options and be aware of the relatively quick time frame in which… Read More »
