Monthly Archives: November 2022
Teacher Injuries In Florida Schools
When most of us think about workplace injuries and risks of harm at a workplace, we do not immediately think of the injury risks that educators face. However, it is important to know that teachers at K-12 schools in South Florida can sustain many different kinds of injuries on the job, and they may… Read More »
Workers’ Compensation Benefits For Knee Injuries
Workers who are involved in accidents on the job in Sunrise can suffer severe and debilitating knee injuries. Most knee injuries are caused by trauma to a part of the knee joint, and they can have many different causes. Knee injuries can happen in almost any type of job, from slip and fall accidents… Read More »
My Employer Organized A Kickball Event And I Got Hurt: Now What?
Many people work in offices that occasionally plan recreational events for employees. In the summer months in particular, despite the intense heat in South Florida, employers may plan company picnics and recreational sporting events. Company kickball games and related sporting events have become popular at many workplaces, and employees routinely participate in these events…. Read More »
Ankle Injuries At Work
Ankle injuries might not sound especially serious, but they can be debilitating and can lead to many missed workdays. This is especially true for workers whose jobs require mobility, or for those who need to be on their feet in order to perform work related-tasks. Workers who drive for a living also cannot work… Read More »
Farming Accidents And Workers’ Compensation: 5 Things To Know
Many workers in Florida are employed in an agricultural capacity, doing work on various types of farms in South Florida and throughout the state. If you were injured in a farming accident, or if you were injured while doing agricultural work, it is essential to talk with a West Palm Beach workers’ compensation attorney… Read More »
Workers’ Compensation And Foot Injuries
Foot injuries and foot problems occur in many kinds of jobs, from those that require workers to be on their feet for extended periods of time to those that put workers at risk of struck-by injuries that result in bone fractures. Uneven flooring, or certain required footwear, can result in occupational diseases or foot… Read More »
