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4 Injuries that May Not be Covered Under Workers’ Compensation
Injuries at the workplace are never easy, but it’s important to understand what may or may not be covered under Workers’ Compensation law. If an employee has sustained a work-related injury, workers’ compensation can help the employee recoup lost wages and assist during the recovery process. In general, workers’ compensation pays hospital and medical… Read More »
Will My Personal Injury Case Go to Trial or Arbitration?
Personal injury cases can be resolved in a variety of ways. One is going to trial, while another is called arbitration. Arbitration is a binding decision. Arbitration is when an impartial third party (an “arbitrator”) who has no involvement or personal interest in the outcome of a personal injury case acts as a mediator… Read More »
Who is Liable for Public and Private Swimming Pool Injuries?
Florida sunshine and warm weather mean summer and fun times in the family or local pool. Public and private swimming pools are all fun and games until someone gets hurt; then, it becomes important to understand who is liable for such injuries in a public or private body of water. If you are a… Read More »
Workers’ Compensation for Heat Exhaustion
Summer in Florida is no easy task, especially for those with occupations outdoors. Spending hours each day in the sun has both invisible and visible effects on the body. Exposure to the heat and the sun can be brutal on the body and can lead to injuries, such as fainting, dehydration, muscle spasms or… Read More »
When are Nursing Homes Liable for their Residents’ Injuries?
If you have a loved one in a nursing home, it is natural to worry about them and wonder if they are receiving the care they need. In the event of an injury at the nursing home, it can be difficult to determine liability for falls, accidents, and other types of injuries. Nursing homes… Read More »
5 Questions about Wrongful Death Lawsuits
A wrongful death lawsuit is a legal action filed by survivor(s) of a person killed by negligence, recklessness, or other reasoning by a company or entity. Wrongful death lawsuits are often complex and require consultation with an attorney to fully understand what is possible for your case. In order to prove a wrongful death,… Read More »
How to Prove Pain and Suffering in a Personal Injury Case
When you are in pain as a result of a personal injury case, the last thing you want to do is having your pain, distress, and suffering be called into question. Personal injury can have a large impact on your life, diminishing ability or enjoyment in daily tasks. In some cases, proving pain and… Read More »
Who Can Be A Witness in Your Personal Injury Case?
Personal injury law often relies on witnesses from a variety of fields and contexts to help support a personal injury case. Witnesses in your personal injury case can provide insights through testimonies, particularly if the accident or injury is disputed or called into question. There are two types of witnesses in personal injury cases:… Read More »
Can You Receive Workers Compensation if You Work from Home?
For many people, workers compensation seems pretty straight forward. You get hurt doing your job, you have medical bills and multiple problems as a result of your injury, so your employer covers these expenses under workers compensation. However, what happens when you telecommute and get hurt on the job? Can you still receive workers… Read More »
Can Self-Employed Individuals Receive Workers Compensation?
Workers compensation is a type of insurance that covers medical expenses and wages for employees who get hurt on the job. If you get hurt during work hours at your place of working, you can usually file a claim with workers compensation and receive financial help with your medical bills and lost wages. On… Read More »
