Category Archives: Workers’ Compensation

Can Workers’ Comp Spy on Me in Tampa?
Yes, the workers’ compensation program may hire private investigators to conduct surveillance on you if you file a claim. It’s that simple. This might seem like a complete violation of your privacy – and in many ways, it is. However, there is nothing inherently illegal about this behavior, and it presents a serious risk… Read More »

Florida Workers Killed by Blenders, Wood Chippers, and Tire Presses
Over the past few weeks, numerous workers in Florida have died after accidents involving various machinery such as fertilizer blenders and wood chippers. These incidents highlight the dangers faced by average workers, and they show how horrific workplace fatalities in Tampa can be. The families of these victims are now facing funeral expenses, missed… Read More »

Compensation for Injuries Caused by Falling Objects at Tampa Construction Sites
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) defines falling objects as significant “fall hazards,” stating that they can cause potentially fatal injuries. Even when construction workers wear hard hats, these objects can cause severe head injuries and skull fractures. If the object is heavy enough, it may completely crush a worker. If an incident… Read More »

The Hazards of Steamrollers on Tampa Construction Sites
Steamrollers represent some of the most dangerous construction equipment. A recent steamroller accident in Florida claimed the life of a construction worker, and it illustrates just how hazardous this machinery can be. If you were injured by a steamroller or this type of machinery killed your family member, you might be considering a workers’… Read More »

Tampa Heat More Dangerous For Workers Than Anyone Realizes
A new report by the Tampa Bay Times suggests that extreme heat is far more deadly for Florida workers than anyone realizes. At least on a basic level, most people understand that working under the hot sun can be hazardous. Few, however, realize just how deadly this problem has become. The number of heat-related… Read More »

Tampa Security Guard Shot Outside Museum of Art
Few people realize the hazards faced by security guards every day. Like police officers, these workers are tasked with maintaining law and order. However, they lack the same kind of protection as police officers – and they are often completely unarmed. A recent incident in Tampa shows just how dangerous this line of work… Read More »

Can Truckers File Workers’ Compensation Claims in Tampa?
Truckers face serious risks on the job in Tampa. While it’s true that these heavy, lumbering vehicles offer plenty of protection from crashes, truckers can still suffer serious injuries in accidents. If you were hurt in one of these crashes, you might be wondering about your options for compensation. Perhaps you face mounting medical… Read More »

TikTok Star Sentenced for Killing Six Florida Farm Workers
Farm workers in Tampa face numerous threats, including severe heat, mechanical hazards, and toxic exposure. However, one of the most shocking farm accidents in recent memory was caused by something more unexpected: A TikTok influencer. This individual is now facing many years in prison for causing a crash that killed six farm workers. What… Read More »

Which Federal Employees Cannot File Workers’ Compensation Claims in Tampa?
If you work for the federal government in Tampa, workers’ compensation claims can be challenging. Workplace injuries are difficult enough on their own, and the complexities of pursuing compensation as a federal worker can make this traumatic life event even more stressful. Fortunately, you do not have to navigate this process on your own… Read More »

Noise: A Hidden Danger in Tampa Workplaces
When most people think about workplace hazards in Tampa, they picture heavy machinery, power tools, and electrical cables. What most people fail to realize, however, is that these hazards are only dangerous if workers are unaware of them. This lack of awareness is the real killer – and workers rely heavily on their sense… Read More »