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In a Florida workers’ comp case, maximum medical improvement (MMI) does not mean you are fully healed; it just means your doctor doesn’t expect more recovery. Once that label shows up in your file, the benefits you have been relying on may start to shift. Here’s what...
Employees can suffer a wide range of injuries on the job. Sometimes, they can develop illnesses from their workplace conditions. They may develop infections because of their exposure to pathogens while working. Fortunately, workers’ compensation can assist those with...
Construction work often involves activities that disturb dust, mold and chemical particles. Workers who breathe in contaminated air for prolonged periods face a heightened risk of contracting airborne illnesses. Understanding these risks is vital for helping to ensure...
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...
When you sustain an injury on the job, it’s common to want to file a workers’ comp claim as soon as possible. But what if you develop a work-related disease that is not as easily diagnosed? How long do you have to file a claim? As of this writing, Florida workers can...
If you get injured on the job, you likely think about how you can file a claim for workers’ compensation. Workers’ comp benefits may vary from state to state but generally help cover your lost wages, medical bills, long-term rehab, vocational retraining and even death...