Broken bones are painful and often cause significant functional limitations. However, with appropriate care, most people with fractures or broken bones can make a full recovery. Workplace fractures frequently force people to leave their jobs temporarily or assume...
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Why countertop installers are at a risk for silicosis
For many years, asbestos and the illnesses it caused were among the highest-priority industrial illnesses. Workers diagnosed with mesothelioma, asbestos-related lung cancer and asbestosis often require substantial compensation due to the devastating impact those...
Even without direct trauma, tools can end construction careers
Power tools and other equipment used by professionals on construction sites are dangerous. Mistakes while using machinery and tools can result in severe traumatic injuries. Whether workers make accidental contact with another person's body or drop a tool from an...
Do Florida workers have legal protections from heat stress?
With Florida’s average temperatures rising yearly, you are vulnerable to hot summer weather. Extreme heat can cause dangerous conditions that lead to injury and illness. Conditions can range from minor heat exhaustion to life-threatening heat stroke. Heat can also...
Why doesn’t a commute qualify for workers’ comp?
As a general rule, if you get injured during your commute to work, you are not going to be covered by workers’ comp benefits. If another driver runs a stop sign and you get injured in a car accident, for example, you certainly may be able to pursue compensation...
3 red flags in workers’ compensation settlement offers
If you've been seriously injured at work, receiving a workers' comp settlement offer can seem like a lifeline. A lump-sum payment can provide much-needed financial relief, especially if you've been dealing with medical treatments, lost income and uncertainty about...
What evidence helps fix a workers’ comp dispute?
You may feel frustrated when your Florida workers compensation claim turns into a dispute. This often arises after approval, especially when questions involve wage benefits or medical care. At that point, your records can shape how your claim moves forward. Clear and...
When a drunk co-worker causes injurious job-related harm
People can sustain injuries while working due to adverse weather, machinery malfunctions or other simple mistakes. In situations where it is clear that no one person is directly responsible for an on-the-job incident, an employee may feel confident about requesting...
Are part-time workers entitled to workers’ compensation?
A part-time schedule often comes with tradeoffs, from smaller paychecks to thinner benefits. Many injured employees in Florida assume workers' compensation is included in those. Knowing where you stand can help you make informed decisions and seek recovery. Employee...
What not to do while receiving workers’ compensation benefits
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...
