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Florida Supreme Court Decision Makes It Easier to File Workers’ Comp Claims for Workplace Shootings
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) states that one in ten workplace fatalities is a homicide. Workplace shootings are on the rise, and Florida workers face the threat of violence every day, no matter how slim it might be. A recent decision by the Supreme Court of Florida may make it easier for victims… Read More »
How Robots Could Contribute to Injuries in Tampa Workplaces
Advocates of robotics in the workplace claim that increased reliance on automation could take humans out of dangerous situations. However, robots may also create new hazards for workers who remain behind after most of their peers have been replaced. If you have been injured by a robot at a Tampa workplace, you may already… Read More »
Worker Falls 15 Feet Through Unfinished Roof in Tampa
On May 12th, 2026, WFLA reported that a worker had fallen 15 feet through an unfinished roof in Tampa. Although the man survived, he suffered serious and likely life-altering injuries. Falls such as these are far too common in the construction industry. However, slips and falls can occur in any industry, and injuries may… Read More »
Working From Home in Tampa: Can You File a Workers’ Compensation Claim?
Although the pandemic is over, many employees in Tampa work from home. Your personal residence may not be the most hazardous work environment, but injuries are still entirely possible. What can you do after an injury of this nature? Is it possible to file a workers’ compensation claim in Tampa? You Can Still File… Read More »
How to Get Compensation for a Broken Leg After a Tampa Workplace Accident
On May 27th, 2026, Spectrum News 9 reported that a worker in the Tampa Bay Area had suffered a fractured leg after falling inside a water tower. The employee was carrying out sandblasting operations when he slipped and fell four feet and broke his leg. Fortunately, first responders managed to rescue the worker and… Read More »
Slew of Workplace Accidents Leaves Florida Workers Dead or Injured
Over the past week, Florida workers have been killed or severely injured by a number of serious accidents. Some of these incidents have involved construction sites, while others occurred on highways. If you have survived a severe workplace accident and you’re recovering from serious injuries, you should pursue as much financial support as possible… Read More »
Two Florida Workers Die Under Tragic Circumstances
In the space of just a few days, two Florida workers lost their lives in high-profile accidents. One of these fatalities involved a retail robbery, while the other involved a construction fall. While both incidents occurred under different circumstances, they each highlight safety hazards that many workers face every single day. If you recently… Read More »
Why Can’t I Claim Non-Economic Damages for a Tampa Workplace Accident?
If you’re in the midst of filing a workers’ compensation claim in Tampa, you might have heard that you cannot receive compensation for “non-economic damages.” In other words, you’ll receive no extra financial support for your psychological and emotional challenges after the accident. Is this really true? If so, why doesn’t the workers’ comp… Read More »
Can Employees Pursue Compensation for Burn Injuries at Tampa Restaurants?
On April 9th, 2026, Yahoo reported that a Chinese restaurant in Tampa had closed down several nearby roads. Firefighters were able to control the blaze, and no one was injured. However, this incident indicates how common and serious restaurant fires can be. If you suffered a burn injury as a restaurant worker, you might… Read More »
Distracted Driver Seriously Injures Two Construction Workers in Tampa
On April 15th, 2026, News Channel 8 reported that a driver had been cited for reckless driving after seriously hurting two construction workers in the Tampa Bay Area. This incident is a stark reminder of how dangerous construction can be, especially in close proximity to construction workers. If you were injured in an on-the-job… Read More »
