In Florida, a workers' compensation trial or evidentiary hearing takes place before a workers' compensation judge and no jury. The first stage of the trial is a discovery process which allows your lawyer to gather evidence by taking depositions of witnesses and reviewing medical records.
During the trial, your workers' compensation lawyer will present the reasons why you are entitled to the benefits you are seeking through opening and closing arguments, witness testimony, and evidence. Your employer's attorney will also present their own witness testimony and evidence.
After hearing all of the evidence and arguments, the judge will make a decision.
The expertise and insight of a workers’ compensation lawyer can be invaluable in proving your case before the workers' compensation judge. This hearing is your final chance to fight for the benefits you deserve and the insurance company will be prepared with their own evidence and lawyers.
Our dedicated team of trial lawyers are ready to take your workers' compensation case to court to fight for your rights.
Has your workers' compensation claim been denied or the insurance company is refusing to give you the benefits you deserve? Call us today to schedule your free consultation. There are no costs or fees unless we win your case!
Copyright © 2021 WorkInjuryRights.com™ a Benn, Haro & Isaacs, PLLC Firm. All rights reserved. | Privacy Policy & Accessibility