Protecting The Rights Of Injury Victims Since 1987
There is much more that goes along with being a trucker in Florida than just driving the rig. Trailers must be connected and inspected during the course of a working shift. While shipment contractors do the work associated with preparing the trailer for shipment, it...
Approximately every seven seconds, a worker gets injured in the United States, and the industry with one of the highest records of injuries is the manufacturing business. If you work at a factory or plant in Florida, here are the common types of injuries you are...
Are you working in Florida as a caregiver for seniors or have you gotten a job with a sightseeing company? Whatever type of work you've decided to pursue, it's essential for you to understand workers' compensation laws. If you are injured while employed in the...
Mental health is a component of personal injury in a Florida workplace that is often underappreciated. Of course, mental health is crucial to the well-being of employees. More employers and legal stakeholders are becoming aware of the fact that mental health can be a...
Workplace accidents that result in serious injury are costly to every employer. Obtaining insurance is one of the most effective ways to pay an injured worker's bills and avoid being taken to court. Before an accident occurs at work, an employer in Florida must know...
Construction workers in Florida face many hazards at work every day, and the construction industry has some of the highest rates of accidents and injuries. While falls account for the greatest number of construction site accidents, overexertion injuries from lifting,...
It's no surprise that some jobs are more dangerous than others. Those who work in the Florida construction business know that every day they go to work, they're putting themselves in danger. It's not uncommon for construction workers to suffer at least one injury...
Work-related injury cases in Florida are common and are often due to tripping or falling, coming in contact with equipment in the workplace or overexertion. Many people are also surprised to learn that 40% of deaths on the job are due to motor vehicle accidents. The...
In Florida, workers' compensation pays employees who get injured on the job a portion of their income. Whether or not the claim gets approved depends on if the injury relates directly to work. Injuries that occur out of the scope of employment, such as running a...
Construction workers in Florida know how dangerous their jobs can be. In spite of improvements in technology and safety, construction involves activities like lifting and working at high heights. In such a physically demanding job, some injuries are bound to happen....