If injured on the job, and will miss any time and work due to possible negligence, can I make a claim against the prod. Company?

Sorry to hear about your injury. It certainly appears that you have a valid workers' compensation claim, and should be entitled to lost wage and...

From what you have described, I have to disagree with your attorney. At a minimum, if you request a light duty job with your employer, and your...

It is common for the insurance company to send these requests, because they can reduce your workers' compensation checks based on your receipt of...

I was hurt almost 5 months ago at work. When do I need to consult a lawyer. Before or after surgeon?

Sorry to hear about your injury. Unfortunately, except in special circumstances, you cannot sue your employer outside of the workers' compensation...

Worker Comp and the home owner

From what you describe, you should not be considered an "employer" for workers' compensation purposes. Florida Statute 440.02(16)(b) provides:...

Workers comp attorney suggesting I settle VERY low, before pre-trial hearing, but never even requested/reviewed my med records?

Sorry to hear about the difficulties you are having. Your type of case can be very difficult to prove. Without more information, it is difficult...

Can I receive legal representation to get My WC to get things done in regards to my injuries without having to leave my job

I agree witih Mr. Solt and only comment to add that an attorney can help you receive the benefits to which you are entitled without settling the...

I broke my foot on my employer's property as I was leaving work. What are my rights? I live in Florida.

Since you are receiving workers' compensation benefits, your employer is immune from a civil suit, except in rare circumstances which are not...

If you are truly at MMI with a 0% impairment rating, you would no longer be eligible for indemnity benefits. However, the big question is why did...

Do I have a potential case ?

Sorry to hear about your injury. It certainly appears that you have a valid workers' compensation claim. The workers' compensation statute does...