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How Do Lawyers Represent Injured Workers at LHWCA Hearings?
/in Florida's Injured Workers /by AdminWorkers who are injured while working as longshoremen or in other harbor-based occupations have the right to make a claim for compensation under the Longshore Harbor Workers Compensation Act (LHWCA).
Causes of Common Work Injuries that Entitle Employees to Compensation
/in Florida's Injured Workers /by AdminWorkers in nearly all occupations are covered by workers’ compensation laws. Most employees are covered by workers’ compensation programs that state laws require employers to provide. Longshoremen, harbor workers
Make Sure to Follow Through on Medical Treatment After a Florida Work Injury
/in Florida's Injured Workers /by AdminFlorida workers who need medical treatment after being injured on the job are almost always entitled to workers’ compensation. Unless they are covered by federal laws that govern specific industries or occupations
Injured Workers Returning from Afghanistan May Be Entitled to Compensation
/in in Defense Base Act /by AdminAs the United States makes good on its pledge to leave Afghanistan, some returning contractors are likely to bring injuries home with them. Civilian injuries hit record levels in Afghanistan during the first half of 2021 as the United States
How Is the Value of Pain and Suffering Calculated in a Personal Injury Case?
/in Personal /by AdminCompensation for accident injuries is awarded for both financial and nonfinancial losses. Financial losses include lost wages and out-of-pocket costs, including medical expenses, that are caused by another person’s
Why Did Congress Enact the LHWCA?
/in blog, LHWCA /by AdminThe Longshore and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act (LHWCA) is a workers’ compensation law that covers private sector employees who work in longshore, harbor, and certain other maritime occupations.
5 Things You Should Do After an Injury Accident
/in blog, Personal /by AdminAccidents cause physical, emotional, and financial pain. When an accident occurs outside of the workplace, accident victims are usually entitled to compensation from a person whose carelessness caused the injury.
Why Are SSDI Claims Denied?
/in blog, Social Security Disability /by AdminRecent data released by the Social Security Administration (SSA) suggests that the SSA is increasing its approval rate of Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) claims. During the last ten years, annual approval
Are Work Injuries on Dry Land Covered by the LHWCA?
/in blog, Florida's Injured Workers /by AdminFlorida workers are almost always entitled to compensation for workplace injuries. Some employees receive that compensation after filing a workers’ compensation petition for benefits with the State of Florida.
How Does the Veto of PIP Repeal in Florida Affect Injury Victims?
/in blog, Personal /by AdminMost American states allow car accident victims to sue drivers for injury compensation if the driver’s negligence caused their injuries. Although state laws differ regarding liability when the injury victim shares