GREATER CLEARWATER WORKERS’ COMPENSATION ATTORNEYS

When claiming workers' compensation in the state of Florida, you do not need to show that your employer acted carelessly to receive benefits. However, in order to be eligible to receive benefits, you must fulfill a few key requirements. 

First, you'll need to have reported your injuries within 30 days of your initial accident. Exceptions may be applied if your injury or illness develops over time. If this occurs, you must notify your employer within 30 days of discovering its relationship to your workplace injury. You'll also need to provide some evidence linking your injuries to your place of work to determine the number of benefits you'll be able to receive. 

After you've notified your employer, they must report your claim to the insurance company to review your benefits request. Unfortunately, in some cases, your employer may refuse to report your claim, or the insurance company may choose to deny it. This is where our attorneys can help you recover the compensation you deserve. 

Over the last 30 years, our team of highly specialized attorneys has been able to recover over $9 billion for our clients' settlement claims. If you've been denied your work injury claim, contact our Greater Clearwater workers' compensation attorneys by filling out our free, no-obligation case evaluation form. 

At Morgan & Morgan, we have the resources to take on some of the biggest bullies in America: insurance companies. When you hire one of our specialized workers' compensation attorneys, they will get straight to work on your case to increase your chances of receiving the proper compensation you deserve after a workplace accident. Our legal staff will collect and go through documents related to your claim, which may include, police records, insurance policies, medical records, and bills. Any information your team has gathered will allow your attorney to build the strongest case for you. 

Your attorney will then begin their investigation by gathering the necessary evidence for your case. They may review any medical records or security camera footage from the day of your accident. Your attorney may also interview any witnesses or medical personnel who may have cared for your injures. Once your team has built a strong enough defense, they will work outside of the courtroom to negotiate your compensation.  If your attorney is unable to agree to a settlement, they are prepared to take your case to court and fight for you. 

Our firm understands how frustrating and time-consuming the process of recovering your workers' compensation benefits can be. Hiring an experienced workers' compensation attorney can make all the difference in your case. 

At Morgan & Morgan, we know workers' compensation lawsuits can be challenging to get through on your own. When you hire us, our legal team will be available 24/7 to expertly handle your case so you can focus on what matters most. With over $9 billion recovered for our clients, we want to help you recover what you deserve. To learn more about how we may be able to help your case, please fill out our free, no-obligation case evaluation form today.