Hearing loss Injury FAQS

What if I don’t receive my workers’ comp?

If you have problems getting workers’ comp, you need to call a workers’ comp attorney in Miami to dig deeper into your case. At Gallardo Lawyers we offer a free case evaluation. View Service

What happens if my employer doesn’t have workers’ compensation insurance?

When employees are injured at work, they generally go through the state’s workers’ compensation system to get reimbursement for their medical bills and receive other benefits such as partial wage replacement, among others. Workers’ comp is available in a matter of weeks. Employers in Florida are required to carry workers’ compensation insurance when they have four or more part-time or full-time employees. While you may sue your employer in your situation, suing your employer in court through a personal injury claim can be long and complex. Contact your attorney to find out more. View Service

What are the jobs with higher exposure to noise?

There are several types of jobs that have a higher risk for exposure to noise:

construction work, agricultural and farming, airline ground maintenance, assembly line plants, any other job that requires blasting

What other difficulties can exposure to noise cause?

Long-term exposure to noise may cause permanent hearing damage and short-term exposure may only cause a temporary change in your hearing. Other difficulties linked to noise exposure include:

less productivity, increased risk of accidents, physical and psychological stress, interferes with concentration and communication, limited ability to understand speech and impaired ability to communicate