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Workers in these occupations can suffer serious health issues:
• Welders, Plumbers, Carpenters, Railroad workers, Painters, Construction workers, Insulators, Factory workers, Electricians, And many more.
View ServiceHarmful chemicals can be found in any environment but they are most commonly found in industrial settings, and they may include:
• Paints, Cleaning solvents, Dyes, Fuels and gasoline, Lubricants
View ServiceAn injury on the job is not a personal injury claim but rather a workers’ compensation claim. However, when the injury was the fault of someone other than the employer, you may have a case against the individual or business responsible for the injury. This is called a “third party” case, which our Miami personal injury lawyers are fully equipped to handle.
View ServiceIn such cases, the family can pursue a wrongful death lawsuit to compensate the family beyond the workers’ compensation death benefits they are entitled to receive.
View ServiceIf the injury has prevented you from handling your responsibilities at work permanently, you may be able to pursue permanent disability benefits.
View ServiceIn Florida, your employer must file a notice of your claim with workers’ comp insurance seven days after they become aware of your injury. After this initial step, you will need to provide the insurance company with more information as requested.
View ServiceIt can be difficult to prove it on your own especially if the injury or disease has progressed slowly. You must prove that the toxin was a substantial factor in caused the injury, and you may need additional evidence gathered from the testimony of experts such as medical doctors, chemists, toxicologists, and so on.
View ServiceAccording to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, there are several things you can do to reduce toxin exposure at work: