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Your 3rd-grade teacher must have told you that theirs is ‘no such thing as stupid questions.’ The same cliché applies when deciding whether or not to ask an Orlando worker’s comp attorney the questions keeping you up at night. Here are important questions that you may want to ask your workers’ compensation attorney. Read More

Imagine resting in your house, and then a loud crashing construction crane comes crashing through your roof. This happened in September 2019 in North Miami Beach. A crane that was being used nearby during seawall repairs slid off a barge and crashed into the roof of a nearby condominium. Well, crane accidents and construction site accidents have happened in the past. It is important to learn more about these accidents and related legal aspects. Read More

The law allows employees who suffer injuries at work to seek workers’ compensation benefits. Unfortunately, some employers retaliate against these workers and terminate the employment contract. To protect these employees from such acts of retaliation, Florida’s legislature enacted section 440.205 of Florida Statutes. Read More

You may have questions regarding whether you are permitted to bring a separate negligence action against the employer and go beyond the benefits of the Florida Workers’ Compensation Act if, as an injured worker, you were frustrated with the limitations connected with the Florida Workers’ Compensation system. Read More

Under Florida law, most employers must purchase workers’ compensation insurance to cover their employees in the event of occupational injuries and diseases. Workers’ compensation benefits compensate the injured employee for his or her medical bills and two-thirds of their lost wages due to the work-related injury or illness. Read More

When you suffer an on-the-job injury, workers’ compensation benefits can feel like a godsend as they allow you to pay your medical bills and help you make ends meet while you are out of work due to your injury or illness. Read More

In Florida, it is essential for most businesses and companies is to have workers’ compensation insurance coverage to protect their employees from medical bills, lost wages, and other unexpected expenses resulting from injuries sustained on the job. Your employer may need to file for an exemption with the state if they are not required to provide workers’ compensation coverage. What is workers’ compensation exemption, and how does it affect your injury or accident at work? Read More

Every year in Florida, employers face the law’s wrath for violating the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) guidelines. Some get off the hook while others are fined or convicted. It doesn’t have to end that way if you are an employer. Read More

In Florida, injured workers are entitled to be compensated for mileage incurred on pharmacies, authorized medical appointments, therapy centers, and hospitals if they receive authorized medical services through their workers’ compensation. If you have been trying to know the rate of the workers’ compensation mileage reimbursement in Florida, this article will discuss it. Read More