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Workers’ Compensation

Ignoring back pain on the job can be a major mistake

On Behalf of Matheson and Horowitz | Jan 18, 2024 | Workers' Compensation

Many different professions in Florida can cause chronic back pain. Those in manufacturing or other blue-collar professions may frequently lift and twist throughout the day, leading to repetitive stress on their spine that can cause ongoing pain symptoms. Those in the...

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Does workers’ compensation protect those affected by violence?

On Behalf of Matheson and Horowitz | Nov 17, 2023 | Workers' Compensation

Workers in Florida get hurt under all kinds of circumstances. Slip-and-fall incidents are quite common, as are situations involving accidental contact with machinery or other objects. Some workers require medical treatment and a leave of absence due to exposure to...

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Does Florida workers’ compensation cover pre-existing conditions?

On Behalf of Matheson and Horowitz | Oct 19, 2023 | Workers' Compensation

There are some scenarios in which employees proceed with confidence when requesting workers' compensation benefits. If someone gets hurt by a shelving collapse in a warehouse or an electrical short in an office, they will probably recognize that they could file a...

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Mental Health Support for First Responders

On Behalf of Matheson and Horowitz | Sep 28, 2023 | Workers' Compensation

First responders face demanding and often traumatic situations in their line of duty, which can affect their mental health. Florida law recognizes the importance of addressing psychological trauma arising from job-related responsibilities. We will explore first...

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How workers’ compensation can help those with spinal cord injuries

On Behalf of Matheson and Horowitz | Sep 1, 2023 | Workers' Compensation

Workers in certain professions have a higher degree of risk of developing a spinal cord injury while on the job than others. Construction workers, for example, are more likely to work at a significant elevation and to therefore end up injured if they fall than those...

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Repetitive trauma injuries that are covered under workers’ comp

On Behalf of Matheson and Horowitz | Aug 23, 2023 | Workers' Compensation

The daily grind can take a lot out of the average worker a little bit a time – especially when their work requires a lot of repetitive motions throughout the day. Repetitive trauma injuries, also known as repetitive strain injuries (RSIs) or repetitive motion...

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What are the exceptions to the going-and-coming rule?

On Behalf of Matheson and Horowitz | Aug 4, 2023 | Workers' Compensation

In most cases, a worker is not be covered by workers’ comp laws during their commute. This is due to the going-and-coming rule. It stipulates that a worker is not covered because they are not performing work-related duties during their commute. Their employer doesn’t...

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Construction site injuries: Understanding workers’ comp coverage

On Behalf of Matheson and Horowitz | Jul 3, 2023 | Workers' Compensation

Construction sites are inherently dangerous places, with physical work, machinery operation and potential accidents posing significant risks to workers. If you've been injured on the job as a construction worker, understanding your rights and workers' compensation...

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Who picks the doctor in a Florida worker’s comp claim?

On Behalf of Matheson and Horowitz | Jun 24, 2023 | Workers' Compensation

If you suffer a serious injury at work that can’t wait for treatment, don’t wait to seek treatment. You have an absolute right to seek emergency medical care whenever necessary, without waiting on any kind of instruction or permission from your employer. But, what...

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What are common risks for Florida farmers on the job?

On Behalf of Matheson and Horowitz | May 6, 2023 | Workers' Compensation

It's easy to romanticize agricultural work, especially in a state like Florida where every aspect of the natural world seems to want to help farmers along. Unfortunately, agricultural work comes with a significant degree of personal risk. Farmers and the paid workers...

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