What is workers’ compensation?

Workers’ compensation is a system in which injured workers receive medical and money benefits no matter who causes the job-related accident. If an accident or illness is job-related, the injured worker receives medical benefits and may receive temporary compensation.
In some cases, a claimant may also receive permanent compensation benefits for the rest of their life.
When should I file for Workers’ Compensation?
- You should file if you are hurt at work, when you are hurt at work.
When should I hire an attorney?
- Now!! Your Employer and their insurance company are already sending you to doctors who discuss your case with them without your knowledge. Even if everything seems fine now, you really need us to monitor your case to prevent being set up by the employer and/ or insurance company.
I am eligible for Workers’ Compensation in Florida. What happens now?
We have very specific steps that must be taken prior to the filing of a lawsuit for Workers’ Compensation. These steps include the following:
- Personal Interview
We will personally interview you to obtain the facts, nature and extent all losses, or damages you or your loved one have incurred. Be prepared with any relevant documents and medical records for us.
- Review
Medical experts may be selected to review the facts and records and to consult with us on the medical issues.
- Case Analysis
We will review the opinions and observations of the medical experts, along with the statutory and case law controlling at the time of your accident, disease or exposure.
If you have any concerns about yourself or a loved one’s legal rights resulting from an on the job injury contact us immediately.