Protecting Florida’s Electricians In Workers’ Compensation Claims
Electrical workers are essential to maintaining and advancing our modern lifestyle, yet they face some of the most hazardous conditions in their daily tasks. At Smith, Feddeler & Smith, P.A., we recognize the critical nature of your work and the serious risks involved, such as electrical shocks, burns and injuries from falling from heights. We know that sustaining an injury can lead to significant financial anxiety and concerns about job security.
With over 55 years of experience since our firm’s establishment in 1968, our board-certified attorneys represent injured electrical workers throughout Florida. We have four workers’ compensation law specialists board-certified by The Florida Bar, so you can trust us to provide the client-centric advocacy you need. We have a strong reputation for achieving results in challenging cases and commit ourselves to seeking justice for our clients in every case.
To schedule a free initial consultation, call us at 863-336-6927 or fill out our online contact form.
Securing Your Rights And Benefits As An Electrical Worker
Workers’ compensation is program mandated by the government that provides financial and medical benefits to employees who suffer job-related injuries or illnesses. This system ensures that workers are supported financially during their recovery, without the burden of proving fault, making it a crucial safety net for those in high-risk occupations.
Electrical workers face a myriad of risks due to the nature of your work including:
- Handling live wires
- Operating heavy machinery
- Working at significant heights
These conditions expose them to potential electrical shocks, severe burns and dangerous falls, which can lead to substantial injuries requiring urgent and extensive medical treatment. The aftermath of such injuries can be life-altering, impacting not only physical health but also financial stability due to time needed off work.
We Specialize In Representing Electrical Workers Injured On The Job
At Smith, Feddeler & Smith, P.A., we understand the specific dangers you face and are committed to securing the comprehensive benefits you need to support both your recovery and your family. Our attorneys are experienced in handling cases involving electrical shocks that can cause nerve damage and severe burns which may necessitate long-term care. We are also experienced in cases where workers have suffered from falls, addressing injuries like broken bones, spinal cord damage or head injuries that require extended periods away from work.
Our firm is dedicated to ensuring that you receive full compensation for medical expenses, lost wages and rehabilitation costs. We strive to handle each case with the precision and care it deserves, aiming to facilitate a smooth and efficient claims process. By choosing Smith, Feddeler & Smith, P.A., you gain a partner who stands firm in advocacy, ensuring that your rights are protected and your recovery is prioritized.
To discuss a workers’ compensation claim with one of our attorneys, call us at 863-336-6927 to schedule a free initial consultation. You can also reach us using our online contact form.
How Much Can You Get For A Workers’ Comp Settlement In Florida?
The amount of a workers’ compensation settlement in Florida varies depending on the severity of the injury, the impact on your earning capacity and the necessary medical treatments. Settlements are designed to cover medical expenses, a portion of your lost wages and compensation for permanent disabilities if applicable. Our attorneys at Smith, Feddeler & Smith, P.A., work tirelessly to ensure that your settlement reflects the full extent of your injuries and losses, aiming for the maximum compensation possible.
What Does Workers’ Compensation For Electricians Cover?
In Florida, workers’ compensation for electricians covers all necessary medical treatments related to the work injury, including hospital visits, medications and rehabilitation services. It also provides compensation for lost wages if you are unable to work during your recovery. In cases of permanent disability, additional benefits may be available to compensate for long-term loss of earning potential.
What Insurance Does An Electrical Contractor Need?
Beyond workers’ compensation, electrical contractors in Florida should consider several types of insurance to cover various risks associated with their business. This includes general liability insurance, professional liability insurance and commercial auto insurance. These policies provide coverage for property damage, personal injuries, errors in services and vehicle-related incidents, ensuring comprehensive protection for your business operations.
What Should I Do Immediately After An Electrical Accident At Work?
Immediately following an electrical accident, seek medical attention, even if the injury seems minor. Report the incident to your employer as soon as possible and document everything about the accident and your injuries. Contacting a workers’ compensation lawyer early can also help protect your rights and ensure you follow the necessary steps to file a claim.
Work With Experienced Workers’ Compensation Attorneys Today
If you are an electrical worker who has been injured on the job, do not hesitate to contact Smith, Feddeler & Smith, P.A. Call us at 863-336-6927 or fill out our online contact form for a free consultation. We offer flexible and convenient meeting options to accommodate your needs. Let us help you navigate through your workers’ compensation claim and secure the benefits you deserve.