Trial Pro P.A. is proud to advocate for accident victims all overthe state of Florida, including from our Central Florida office in Orlando. Our dedicatedexperienced personal injury attorneys handle a range of legal matters, from employmentdisputes to auto accidents claims. We can use our knowledge and legal skillsto help you not only achieve a favorable outcome but relieve the legalburden on your shoulders as well. Our entire team understands how challengingand confusing litigation can be, which is why we are here for you throughevery step of the process.
The Trial Pro, P.A. attorneys, carry more than a century of collective legal experience and decades of working together as a team. We have represented hundreds if not thousands of people who have been injured due to car accidents, slip-and-fall, worker’s compensation cases, and more. One thing that is clear to us is the essence of partnership. Without it, Trial Pro, P.A. could not be as effective in attaining success for our clients.
After a workplace accident, you may be unsure what you should and should not do. Taking the right steps following an injury can be crucial to your claim. That is why Trial Pro is here to help provide the insight and guidance you need. Our Florida workers’ compensation attorneys bring more than 100 years of collective experience to the table and know how to navigate these claims.
- Make sure your supervisor is notified of the accident and the accident is properly documented.
- Fill out an incident report, or ask you employer to fill one out.
- Seek medical attention as soon as practical. If possible, first ask your employer to provide you with medical care.
- Call Trial Pro at 800-874-2577. It is important that the injured employee/client contacts us at the beginning of their case. Otherwise, you may lose valuable rights and cause your case irreparable harm.
- Do not talk with the insurance adjuster or nurse case manager before you talk to us.
- Do not allow your own health insurance to be billed for any medical appointments. Your workers’ compensation insurance company should pay for your medical treatment.
- Document any witnesses to the accident, including those who you reported the accident to (including names/positions).
- Document your injuries and symptoms, taking pictures as soon as possible (as bruising and swelling can decrease in just a matter of days). Also photograph or otherwise document any unsafe working conditions that led to the accident.
- Notify medical personnel when checking you in, that you were involved in a work related accident. Also, make sure you mention any and all symptoms associated with the accident. This will ensure that workers’ compensation will accept responsibility for all work related injuries.
- Do not perform work that is outside of your work restriction s as placed by any doctor.
Get Help With Your Florida Workplace Accident Right Now
If you have more questions on workers’ compensation or are ready to discuss your case with our skilled workers’ comp lawyers in Orlando, Fort Myers or Naples call us today at 800-874-2577.
