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Workers' Compensation Attorneys in Orlando, FL

Advocating for Workers' Injury Claims in Florida 

Especially in the construction industry, the workplace is not always the safe environment that it's meant to be. Even in the office setting, workplace accidents occur more frequently that many would want to believe. Most employers offer workers' compensation packages that cover some expenses in the event that an employee is injured, but too often these packages are not enough, or employers deny their employee's claims altogether.

When employees are not given the fair compensation they are owed after a workplace injury, our Florida personal injury stands up against employers and insurance agencies to make sure that our clients are covered.

Identifying Common Workplace Injuries

These can come about in a number of ways and in all work environments. Some are more catastrophic than others, but regardless of the injury type, you deserve the compensation you need to keep your family afloat during recovery.

If incurred in the workplace, the following injury types are deserving of compensation:

  • Crushing injuries
  • Slip and fall injuries
  • Scaffolding injuries
  • Injuries from falling objects and debris
  • Unsafe or non-existing guardrails
  • Repetitive stress injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome

Repetitive stress injuries are gaining more traction in recent years. These are injuries that occur over a long period of time of repetitive motion. Without the proper equipment and training on how to avoid them, those who are frequently typing or operating heavy machinery experience sometimes irreversible damage in their joints and muscles. These can directly affect your ability to perform your job and deserve proper compensation.

Understanding Workers' Compensation in Orlando: Local Insights

Living and working in Orlando, FL, has unique challenges and opportunities. As a bustling hub for tourism, construction, and various industries, the city sees diverse workplace environments. Unfortunately, this also means a higher likelihood of job-related injuries. Whether working on a construction site near Lake Eola or in an office building downtown, the risk of injury is ever-present.

Local government entities like the Florida Department of Financial Services and the Orlando Workers' Compensation Office are resources employees can turn to for information and assistance. However, navigating the complexities of workers' compensation claims can be daunting without professional help.

One common pain point for Orlando workers is the denial of legitimate workers' compensation claims. This can be particularly frustrating when dealing with injuries that require extensive medical treatment and time off work. Our team understands the local landscape and the specific challenges Orlando workers face. We are committed to ensuring you receive the compensation you deserve, whether for medical expenses, lost wages, or long-term disability.

Another significant issue is the prevalence of repetitive stress injuries, especially in sectors like hospitality and theme park operations. These injuries can develop over time and severely impact your ability to work. Our Orlando-based attorneys are well-versed in handling such cases and can guide you through securing fair compensation.

By choosing our services, you're not just getting legal representation; you're partnering with a team that genuinely understands Orlando's unique work environment and its workers' specific challenges. Contact us today to discuss your case and take the first step towards securing the compensation you deserve.

Contact Our Orlando Workers' Compensation Lawyers Today 

Workers' compensation packages are generally put into place to protect employers from large civil lawsuit related to personal injury. In these instances, the most common tactic is simply to ensure that you are receiving fair compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, and other consequences of the injury. There are, however, other cases that involve a third party and that open up an opportunity for both a civil suit and worker's comp. claim.

The best way to move forward with your case is to Contact Our Orlando Attorneys Today at (407) 915-3483. We have over 75 years of combined experience, have won more than $100 million for our clients, and have won some of the largest verdicts in Florida's history. Our experts have the legal skill you need on your side. 

Commonly Asked Questions

What types of injuries are eligible for workers' compensation in Orlando?

In Orlando, a variety of injuries may be eligible for workers' compensation, including crushing injuries, slip and fall injuries, scaffolding injuries, injuries from falling objects and debris, unsafe or non-existing guardrail incidents, and repetitive stress injuries like carpal tunnel syndrome. Whether the injury is sudden or develops over time due to repetitive motion, if it occurred in the workplace, you may be entitled to compensation.

What should I do if my employer in Florida denies my workers' compensation claim?

If your employer in Florida denies your workers' compensation claim, it's important to contact an experienced Orlando attorney immediately. They can challenge the denial and work to secure the compensation you deserve. Legal professionals can help gather evidence, negotiate with insurance companies, and represent you in hearings or court if necessary.

Are repetitive stress injuries covered by workers' compensation in Florida?

Yes, repetitive stress injuries, such as carpal tunnel syndrome, are increasingly recognized and covered by workers' compensation in Florida. These injuries result from prolonged repetitive motion and can significantly impact your ability to perform your job. With proper legal representation, you can claim compensation for such injuries.

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