Sep 05th 2018
After a work-related injury, it’s not unusual to feel as if handling your workers’ comp case on your own is a good idea. Yet, this decision shouldn’t be taken lightly as a workers’ comp insurance company usually has the employer’s best interest in mind and not the injured worker.
Continue ReadingJun 01st 2015
If you’re hoping to receive workers’ compensation benefits in Florida, you’ve got a tough job ahead of you. While Florida is widely known for being a business-friendly state, that doesn’t translate into it being an employee-friendly state. Many laws in the state of Florida make it extremely difficult for employees who’ve been injured on the job to receive the compensation benefits they are due under their employers’ workers’ comp policy. These restrictive laws make it important to contact a workers’ compensation law firm in FL as soon as you’ve been injured on the job, no matter how serious or trivial you think the injury is.
Continue ReadingJun 01st 2015
If you’ve been injured on the job and are going through the workers’ compensation claims process, there are a few important things to keep in mind. It is easy to get wrapped up in the processes involved and wind up making decisions that could hurt your ability to receive benefits. Use these five tips from our Ocala workers’ compensation law firm to protect your rights and safeguard your interests.
Continue ReadingJan 09th 2019
In the state of Florida, employers are required to hold a workers’ compensation insurance policy if an employer has more than four employees (in any industry) or at least one employee (in the construction industry). At McGraw, Rauba & Mutarelli, these are the most common types of Florida workers’ compensation claims we encounter.
Continue ReadingJun 01st 2015
If you’ve been injured on the job you probably have a lot of questions and worries on your mind, one of which may be “Do I need to see a Workers Compensation Attorney?” The answer to that is… it never hurts to meet with one.
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