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Workers Compensation Law is constantly changing. It is a very complex system of rules and procedures that can place an injured worker in financial distress if these rules and procedures are not followed.
If you have been injured on the job, you are entitled to full payment of your medical expenses resulting from your injuries. If you miss time from work, you may be entitled to payment of your lost wages. For serious injuries, permanent total disability and impairment benefits may be owed. In addition, if you have been the victim of harassment or have been terminated from your job, after filing a workers comp claim, Florida law may provide you an additional remedy to compensate you for your employer's actions.
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Personal Injury Law involves injury to an individual. This area of law allows the injured person to sue in a private action called a civil action or known in the legal community as a tort action. A "tort" is a wrong against a person. Any accident or injury against a person can constitute a tort — whether it be in a car accident, the use of a product, or the negligence of a professional. There are different degrees of fault and several elements that are necessary to prove in court to be successful against the wrongdoer in a tort action. Consulting Morgan, Hires & Boynton, LLC will provide a basis on whether to pursue an action in court.
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Social Security Law If you are disabled from performing substantial gainful activity you may be eligible for Social Security Disability, SSDI or Supplemental Security Income, SSI Benefits. Unfortunately, the Social Security Administration often denies truly disabled claimants. All too often, it takes an experienced lawyer, with a thorough knowledge of the laws and medical listings, to get disabled claimants benefits.
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It is illegal for an employer to discriminate against an employee on the basis of race, national origin, religion, sex, age, or disability. This applies to the hiring of a new employee and to any aspect of the employment of a present employee. These claims involve complicated federal and state laws, as well as strict time limitations and administrative requirements. If you feel like you have been discriminated against, Paul J. Morgan & Associates, LLC will evaluate your case for you for free.
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