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CASE RESULTS
Results matter at WorkInjuryRights.Com™. Our attorneys have a combined forty-five years of experience in Florida workers’ compensation law. Several of our attorneys have previously represented insurance companies in workers’ compensation claims. We know their tactics and their mindset. Your employer and their insurance company have an attorney working for them, and so should you. Our dedicated team of trial attorneys is prepared to take your case to trial, if necessary.
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN COMPENSATION RECOVERED
$750,000.00
WORKERS’ COMPENSATION SETTLEMENT
Heavy equipment mechanic suffered complex fractures to both legs after front end of heavy loader collapsed on top of him.
$550,000.00
WORKERS’ COMPENSATION SETTLEMENT
Mobile tire alignment specialist suffered a complex crush injury after bed of freight truck collapsed on his dominant hand.
$500,000.00
WORKERS’ COMPENSATION SETTLEMENT
Trash collector that suffered a complex crush injury resulting in multiple surgical procedures.
$387,000.00
WORKERS’ COMPENSATION SETTLEMENT
Auto mechanic that suffered bilateral elbow injuries resulting in multiple surgeries to both elbows and resulting anxiety and depression attributable to these injuries.
$370,000.00
WORKERS’ COMPENSATION SETTLEMENT
Office worker that sustained a trip and fall injury on employer’s premises resulting in a complex head injury with resulting permanent neurologic impairment and a neurogenic bladder.
$320,000.00
WORKERS’ COMPENSATION SETTLEMENT
Tile installer that suffered multiple herniated discs in the lumbar spine and required lumbar fusion surgery.
$115,000.00
WORKERS’ COMPENSATION SETTLEMENT
Settlement of death benefits for surviving spouse.
Disclaimer: The Cases and verdicts communicated within this website are case specific. Past performance cannot guarantee future results. Any reference to these cases should not be considered as any sort of guarantee. Each case is different and must be evaluated separately.
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Overturned Employer/Carrier’s denial of death benefits to decedent employees.
Secured payment of past due temporary benefits and adjustment of average weekly wage for Claimant that had never filed income.
Overturned Employer/Carrier’s denial of temporary benefits based upon voluntary limitation of income defense.
Awarded orthopedic physician of Claimant’s choosing based upon prior physician’s receipt of payments in excess of the workers’ compensation fee schedule.
Overturned Employer/Carrier’s denial of claim based upon intentional misrepresentation affirmative defense.
Secured approximately 6 month of back pay (TPD) while prevailing over the E/C’s defense that the claimant voluntarily limited her income.
Overturned Employer/Carrier’s denial of interest payments on indemnity checks that were not properly addressed to the Claimant.
Successfully voided the authorization of a physician that was paid substantially in excess of the workers’ compensation fee schedule.
Overturned Employer/Carrier’s denial of treatment to police officer under the “heart and lung bill.”
Secured 10 months of back pay (TPD and TTD) and the provision of a diagnostic study while prevailing over the E/C’s defenses which included MCC and termination for alleged misconduct.
Successfully challenged the determination that Claimant had exercised his one-time change in physician based upon Nurse Case Manager interference.
Secured enforcement of a prior agreement by the E/C to provide a shoulder surgery and paying back pay (TPD) while prevailing over the E/C’s allegations that the claimant had forfeited his rights to workers compensation benefits as a result of allegedly having made false or misleading misrepresentations to the E/C and his authorized doctors.
Secured provision of therapy while prevailing over the E/C’s allegations that the claimant had forfeited his rights to workers compensation benefits as a result of allegedly having made false or misleading misrepresentations to the E/C and allegations that the claimed physical therapy was not causally related to the industrial accident nor was it reasonably and medically necessary.