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Tag Archives: Workers Compensation West Palm Beach

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Can I Sue Outside of Workers’ Compensation?

By The Pendas Law Firm | Posted on January 12, 2017

If you were injured in your West Palm Beach workplace, you do not have to settle for workers’ compensation. While workers’ compensation is in place to help you cover a portion of your lost wages and your medical bills, it does not cover other types of damages that may stem from your injuries, such… Read More »

Changes Could Be Coming to Workers’ Compensation Laws

By The Pendas Law Firm | Posted on August 17, 2015

Everyday, Florida residents head to their respective employers to work on their behalf. These workers typically place their trust in the equipment and environment that they are working with and in. But what happens when a worker becomes injured while on the job? Florida law employs a complex workers’ compensation regime that is truly… Read More »

Florida Workers’ Compensation Exclusive Remedy Bars Wrongful Death Settlement

By The Pendas Law Firm | Posted on January 8, 2015

A Florida Supreme Court recently ruled that the exclusive remedy provisions of the state’s workers’ compensation laws prevent the estate of an employee killed on the job from receiving a multi-million dollar judgment against the employer and its insurer in a separate wrongful death case. The estate of Santana Morales, Jr. was denied a… Read More »