Receiving workers’ compensation benefits after a workplace accident can feel like a financial lifeline during a difficult recovery. However, what you do after your claim is approved matters. Certain everyday actions, often made without realizing their impact, can...
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Teens, summer jobs and workers’ compensation
If your teen has a summer job lined up, you’re likely proud and maybe a little relieved. You probably aren’t thinking about the possibility that they could be seriously injured. Most teens work in relatively low-risk workplaces like restaurants, stores, hospitality...
When does repetitive lifting pain become a workers’ comp claim?
Thousands of warehouse workers across Florida experience repetitive strain injuries each year. Fortunately, these conditions are compensable under state law. However, repetitive strain injuries generally require a higher standard of proof than single-incident claims....
Construction sites of all kinds carry multiple fall risks
Construction sites are among the most dangerous places to work. Most fatal injuries at these sites are caused by falls. Falls that result in death or catastrophic injuries are most likely to involve a significant height. Just this March, a Florida construction worker...
Does workers’ compensation cover assaults on the job?
Nearly anyone might be at risk of a violent incident on the job. Employees ranging from nurses and teachers to retail workers could end up injured due to an assault or other crime committed by a member of the general public while they are at work. Obviously, criminals...
Can I still claim workers’ comp if I work remotely in Florida?
Working from home offers distinct advantages. You skip the commute, stay close to family and work in a space that feels comfortable. But what happens if you sustain an injury while on the clock at home? As a remote employee in Florida, you might wonder if workers'...
What should Florida workers know about heat illnesses?
As the summer months get closer, people who work outdoors or in warm indoor environments will have to pay close attention to signs of heat illnesses. This includes people who work at water parks, amusement parks, parking lots, commercial kitchens, landscaping,...
When facility maintenance concerns lead to pathogen exposure
Many different professionals are vulnerable to exposure to illness at work. Health care professionals and teachers are among those most likely to contract a viral or bacterial infection on the job due to constant exposure to pathogens. However, those performing...
Workers’ compensation eligibility for car crash injuries
People involved in car crashes usually rely on car insurance to cover their expenses. However, there are other resources that can help people injured in collisions recover their lost wages and pay their medical bills. Quite a few different professions require that...
What long hours mean for workers’ comp in Florida
Shift runs long, your body aches, and you wonder how much more you can push. For warehouse workers and drivers at hubs like Amazon or Walmart in Vero Beach, long hours define the job. However, you must ask: what happens when those hours lead to injury? Fortunately,...
