Helping Injured Workers in Central Florida
If injured on the job and seeking workers’ compensation benefits, it is absolutely necessary that you hire an attorney to represent you. Your employer’s insurance carrier will rarely explain the process to you adequately, inadvertently subjecting you to a number of common pitfalls. For you to navigate these obstacles successfully, you will need the assistance of an experienced workers’ compensation attorney.
At The Law Offices of Michael B. Brehne, we provide caring, competent and committed legal representation to people seeking workers’ compensation benefits for injuries suffered on the job. From our office in Altamonte Springs, Florida, we provide thorough advice to people throughout Greater Orlando.
Schedule a Free Consultation to Learn More About Workers’ Compensation Settlements From an Experienced Lawyer by Contacting Us at The Law Offices of Michael B. Brehne.
What is Workers’ Compensation?
Designed to compensate and protect employees who suffer injuries arising out of and in the scope of their employment, the workers’ compensation system awards compensation regardless of fault. This “no-fault” insurance coverage provides medical and wage loss benefits for a work-related injury and illness. The five categories of workers’ compensation injury benefits available include:
- Medical benefits
- Temporary wage loss benefits
- Permanent disability benefits
- Vocational rehabilitation benefits
- Death benefits
Avoid the Pitfalls Associated with Workers’ Compensation Injury Claims
There are complex obstacles to navigate during any claim for workers’ compensation. A failure to anticipate these requirements may result in a denied claim. Our firm will work with you to help protect your right to compensation for work-related injuries.
Get help in obtaining the workers’ compensation injury benefits that you deserve. Contact us at The Law Offices of Michael B. Brehne for a free consultation.
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