Monthly Archives: August 2020
The “Fatal 4” Put Florida Construction Workers at Risk
When you consider the dynamic, dangerous nature of the construction worksite, you may not be shocked to learn that accidents can cause serious injuries for Florida construction workers. In fact, some workplace incidents are so common and extreme that they have earned the nickname the “Fatal Four” by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration… Read More »
Can Advanced Safety Features Reduce the Risk of Teen Car Accidents in Florida?
There is an assumption that teen drivers are far more likely to be involved in car accidents, and data gathered by the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) loosely supports this theory. According to the three-year average indicated by the Traffic Crash Facts Annual Report 2018, there are more than 63,700… Read More »
What is MMI and How Does it Affect a Florida Workers’ Comp Claim?
If you were injured in a workplace accident, you may have already discovered that the consequences involve more than just physical pain. Many employees in your position are unable to return to work right away, so lost wages could start to add up significantly over several weeks or months. Fortunately, Florida workers’ compensation laws… Read More »
Does Florida Follow the “One Bite Rule” for Dog Bites?
Americans love their canine friends, so it can be hard to think that some dogs are capable of attacks and causing injuries. Still, statistics from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reveal that dog bite injuries are quite common: More than 344,000 individuals seek emergency medical care for dog bites every year…. Read More »
