In the state of Florida can you be dismissed from your job after getting hurt on the job and are under doctors care/workers comp

Depending on the circumstances of the termination, you may have a separate and distinct claim under Florida Statutes section 440.205, which states,...

Im on felony probation and i ran out on a drug test,i know i violated however when i go to court will my probation be reinstated

I agree with Mr. Saciuk. It really depends on the Judge. I would suggest you consult with an attorney. Feel free to contact me, as I know a...

I am in worker compesation I hired a lawyer to work on my case but I request a second opinion to change doctor but my lawyer cla

I agree with Mr. Schwartz and Mr. Corson. Pursuant to Florida Statutes section 440.13(2)(f) you are entitled to a one-time change in treating...

I agree with the other comments. You would likely need to contact the State Attorney's Office to question about a Grand Theft charge. If he...

What happens if I receive a supeona from a complaint of battery from 5 years ago?

A little more information would help answer your question. What type of battery charge and against whom? Was the battery allegation related to...

You should contact the Clerk and both of the Judges' Judicial Assistants regarding the scheduling conflict. You should do this before Monday. ...

How can a grandparent be awarded full custody of grandchildren?

Family members are generally preferred over non-family. However, an evaluation will take place prior to any placement. One big concern is whether...

I agree with Mr. Deason. You may want to read Florida Statutes sections 715.10 through 715.111 -...

Can an employer falsely report wage information for an injured worker to workers compensation resulting in lower comp checks?

I forgot to add that my advice is based purely on Florida law.

Can an employer falsely report wage information for an injured worker to workers compensation resulting in lower comp checks?

As you probably know, your Average Weekly Wage (AWW) is based upon the average of your wages for the former 13 weeks prior to the date of accident....