Workers in Florida spend a significant portion of their adult years in the work environment. While some occupations are inherently dangerous and carry risks of injury or illness, these jobs still require employers to ensure safety standards are met. A workplace...
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Understanding the appeals process after a claim denial
Workers' compensation offers crucial benefits to employees who sustain injuries or illnesses from their jobs. However, claims sometimes face denial for various reasons. Common causes include disputes regarding the injury's work-relatedness, insufficient medical...
4 common causes of construction site accidents
Construction sites are hazardous environments where workers face risks every day. Construction workers who have suffered workplace injuries may struggle with pain and suffering, medical expenses and lost wages. In addition, they may be unsure of their rights and...
When should you return to work after a workplace injury?
If you were injured at work, one of your worries might be about returning to the workplace. Perhaps you are worried about an extended absence leading to termination. Or maybe you are anxious about an unfinished project, especially if you are in a leadership position. ...
Will moving out of state affect my workers’ comp?
There are many reasons why one might consider relocating after a workplace injury. It could be out of a belief that there are better healthcare services in the state you are moving to. It could be because you want to experience a new setting as you heal from your...
Working while nursing an injury: Understanding light duty
Picture this: One moment you're doing your job, and the next, an accident leaves you hurt. All of a sudden, you must adapt to an entirely new way of working. The shift from full capacity to limited duties can feel like navigating unfamiliar territory. Florida law...
3 key medical evidence in workplace illness claims
Facing a workplace illness can be an overwhelming and emotional experience. The uncertainty of your health, coupled with the stress of navigating workers' compensation, can leave you feeling vulnerable. In Florida, having solid medical evidence is not just a...
Ways to build emotional resilience after a workplace accident
A workplace accident can be traumatic, leaving emotional scars that can last long after the physical injuries have healed. In addition, a workplace accident can lead to anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). As you go through the recovery...