Burn injuries in the workplace can be devastating, causing severe pain and long-lasting effects. At Smith, Feddeler & Smith, P.A., our lawyers understand the complexities of workers’ compensation for burn injuries in Florida.
We’re committed to helping injured workers secure the benefits they need for recovery and return to work. If you are unsure of your options and want to discuss your case, contact us online or over the phone at 863-355-5648 to schedule your consultation.
Workplace burn injuries can result from various incidents, including:
These injuries often require extensive medical treatment and can lead to chronic pain, scarring and disability.
Workers in Florida face risks of several types of burn injuries:
Each type of burn presents unique challenges and requires specific medical attention.
Severe burn injuries sustained from a work accident can lead to the following medical complications:
Because these conditions often require long-term care, it becomes all the more important to claim compensation for work-related burn injuries.
Florida workers’ compensation for burn injuries may include:
Our lawyers work diligently to ensure you receive full compensation for your workplace burn injury.
Our experienced attorneys offer:
We’re dedicated to pursuing positive outcomes for our clients throughout Florida, including Lakeland. We know that recovering from a burn injury at work raises many questions. Here are answers to some common concerns we hear from our clients:
Yes, burns are considered traumatic injuries. They can cause immediate and severe damage to the body, often requiring urgent medical attention and long-term treatment.
In Florida, you generally have two years from the date of injury to file a workers’ compensation claim. It’s important to report your injury to your employer as soon as possible.
If your employer refuses to report your injury, you can file a petition for benefits directly with the Florida Division of Workers’ Compensation. Our attorneys can assist you with this process.
If you have additional questions about your burn injury claim, don’t hesitate to reach out to our experienced lawyers for personalized guidance.
Burns can be some of the most grievous work-related injuries anyone can experience. Workers’ compensation may be able to help pay for costly treatment – but only if your claim doesn’t run into issues. Our experienced Florida workers’ compensation attorneys are ready to support you.
Contact Smith, Feddeler & Smith, P.A., today for a free consultation by calling 863-355-5648 or by filling out an online form.