Blog Home Recent Posts in the Workers Compensation Category Workplace Safety: What You Need To Know About Worker Safety In The Workplace Jul 15, 2019 While certain occupations are unavoidably riskier than others, all workers have the potential of sustaining an accident or injury, especially if ... Posted By Van Dingenen Law Continue Reading Understanding Permanent Total Disability Benefits in Florida Jun 12, 2019 Over the course of your employment, you may suffer from a wide range of painful injuries on the job. When that happens, you’re entitled to workers’ ... Posted By Van Dingenen Law Continue Reading How Long Can I Collect Workers' Comp in Florida? May 31, 2019 Have you recently been injured in a workplace accident? In most cases, you’re likely to be eligible for workers’ compensation benefits, to cover the ... Posted By Van Dingenen Law Continue Reading When Will I Receive Workers' Comp Benefits? Apr 25, 2019 After you’ve sustained a serious work injury, it can be incredibly difficult to wait on your workers’ compensation benefits. Once your claim has been ... Posted By Van Dingenen Law Continue Reading What Happens to My Workers' Compensation Benefits After Being Fired? Mar 24, 2019 Many of our clients are worried about what will happen to their workers’ compensation benefits if they are fired. The good news is, an injured worker ... Posted By Van Dingenen Law Continue Reading Workers' Compensation & Heat-Related Illnesses Jan 23, 2019 While Florida isn’t a stranger to warm winters and hot, humid summers, it’s important to remember that prolonged exposure to heat and humidity can ... Posted By Van Dingenen Law Continue Reading What Is a Medicare Set-Aside? Nov 26, 2018 When you’ve been injured on the job, you could be eligible for workers’ compensation, which allows you to cover the cost of treating your serious and ... Posted By Van Dingenen Law Continue Reading Can You Sue Your Employer After a Workplace Accident in FL? Oct 29, 2018 One of the most common questions our firm gets asked is whether an injured worker (“IW”) is able to bring a separate negligence action against the ... Posted By Van Dingenen Law Continue Reading Page of 1