South Florida employees encounter serious and catastrophic workplace injury accidents and wrongful death in every sort of work environment — from agricultural fields, factories and mines to oil refineries, offices, fishing boats and construction sites.

 

Among the many causes of serious occupational injury are repetitive motion, slip and fall, fires, explosions, toxic chemical exposure, carbon monoxide poisoning and electrocution, just to name a few.

 

Were you seriously injured at your job in South Florida? Did a loved one die from fatal injuries in a workplace accident?

 

Our skilled, compassionate workers' compensation lawyers regularly assist Miami-Dade and Broward County clients whose medical or disability benefits have been denied, when a third party is liable for injuries, or when malfunctioning machinery or defective products cause serious injury.

 

We are committed to protecting your rights and obtaining the compensation you deserve for lost income, medical expenses and the pain and suffering of your recovery. When you are injured on the job or suffer a job-related illness, Florida workers' compensation provides medical treatment, wage replacement and permanent disability compensation, as well as death benefits for dependents of employees who died as a result of a workplace injury accident. We make it our mission to see that these laws work for you.

 

The Law Offices of Mitchell S. Shea P.A. aggressively protects your rights in negotiations with insurers and in court. You can benefit from our reputation for results and significant background in insurance law. Contact us today for a free initial consultation. We can come to your home or hospital room if your injury prevents travel.

 

Personal Attention To Your Serious On-The-Job Accident Injury

 

Many injured workers have no problems with the workers' compensation injury claim process. However, you may need the skilled assistance of our workplace injury lawyers if your claim has been denied for reasons such as:

 

• Defective equipment causes your injury

• An individual or entity other than your employer is responsible for your injury

• Workplace injuries are catastrophic, and workers' comp benefits do not adequately cover medical costs, rehabilitation or assistive care

• You are a dependent of someone who has died from workplace injury

 

Do you have questions about Florida workers' compensation law? Contact us. Your free consultation with one of our experienced Plantation workers' compensation lawyers is as close as your phone, from wherever you are in South Florida — (954) 491-0046. We welcome your email message. Hablamos español; nous parlons Kreyol.