There are two time frames you need to be cognizant of when dealing with the worker’s compensation program. The first time frame is reporting the injury. The second time frame is receiving treatment. While every rule has an exception, below is a brief explanation of both times frames and requirements.
The rules of workers compensation vary state to state regarding whether you are able to choose your own doctor or whether your employer chooses your doctor. Under the Florida Worker’s Compensation statute, your employer’s insurance carrier is charged with authorizing medical treatment for your injuries. This insurance carrier will determine
Just because it is the end of summer does not mean it is the end of safe boating. South Florida is blessed with weather that allows us to enjoy the water year round. No matter what time of year you are boating, staying safe on the water is everyone’s job.
You are eligible for Workers’ Compensation benefits if you were injured on the job. However, there are steps to take to ensure you properly file and ultimately pursue a Florida Workers’ Compensation accident. Below is a definitive guide on what an injured worker must do after an accident or injury
Remedies for Injured Seamen
Injuries occur on a daily basis in the workplace. One may slip while reaching for a cup in the breakroom, or an employee may injure him or herself in a motor vehicle accident while picking up a delivery. However, these “typical injuries” are not the only accidents covered under the
The Coast Guard regards paddlboards as vessels and has safety requirements. Here is the equipment required if you are using a paddleboard:
Introduction The legal landscape in Florida has been dynamically evolving, with punitive damages in Florida becoming a critical aspect, especially in personal injury cases. This shift in focus towards punitive damages in Florida is not a matter of chance but a result of significant legal developments and societal changes. These
You may have heard about the Social Security Disability program in the past or you know a family member, neighbor, or friend that is receiving those benefits. But what really are those benefits? And should you apply for them?
There are two benefits that are associated with social security disability. The first benefit has to do with healthcare. If found disabled, you may be eligible for either Medicare or Medicaid health insurance. Medicaid is a state-funded healthcare system for low-income individuals. While the Medicaid program is run by both
