Category:Workers’ CompensationAny injury you suffer while working could qualify you for workers’ compensation coverage in Florida. Some common injuries that occur on the job include sprains and strains, broken bones, and repetitive stress injuries. Certain types of work are prone to certain types of injuries. If your injuries qualify, you should receive compensation benefits. Our Fort…
Category:Workers’ CompensationIn some situations, you can get workers’ comp in Florida if you quit your job. However, sometimes leaving will result in losing benefits. If you quit or must quit and have a workplace injury claim, it could help to consult with a Plantation workers’ compensation lawyer with our firm before making changes to your employment….
Category:Workers’ CompensationYou could still receive workers’ comp in Florida if you go back to work on light or restricted duty. However, your wage benefits will decrease. Only your doctor can determine if your injury allows you to perform work. Your employer cannot force you to return to your job before your physician decides you are medically…
Category:Workers’ CompensationThe duration for which claimants can receive workers’ compensation benefits varies. For most people, benefits last 104 weeks or until they return to their previous job. Most employees who get hurt on the job miss a few days of work and then return to their job. Even when they cannot return to their previous job, they can…
