If you were hurt on the job and need help getting workers’ compensation benefits or negotiating a settlement, a Titusville workers’ compensation lawyer from our team is here for you. We help injured workers get justice.

When you trust a Titusville personal injury lawyer at Bogin, Munns & Munns with your workers’ compensation claim, you will receive personalized attention and advocacy. Our team of attorneys has served Central Florida for over 40 years. We know what it takes to get the money you deserve. Contact us today for a free consultation.

When Should I Contact a Titusville Workers’ Compensation Attorney?

Our Titusville workers’ comp attorneys at Bogin, Munns & Munns can help you if you have an on-the-job injury or work-related illness and any of the following occur:

The insurance company denies or delays your claim.
You believe you are receiving insufficient benefits.
You are not getting the necessary medical care.
You believe you are being forced back to work too soon.
You have a permanent injury or permanent disability.
Your employer retaliates against you for filing the claim.

Our personal injury attorneys can also help if a third party caused your injury. While you cannot sue your employer, it may be possible to hold a negligent third party legally responsible and recover additional compensation beyond your Florida workers’ compensation benefits with a personal injury lawsuit.

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Our Titusville Workers’ Comp Lawyers Are Local to You

At Bogin, Munns & Munns, we have over 40 lawyers on staff who focus on different areas of Florida law. This includes several attorneys who handle workplace injury and workers’ compensation cases at our Brevard County office in Titusville.

You can meet with our team at an office near you. You will not need to travel far to meet with your lawyer. We will manage your case from Titusville and provide services that are convenient to you.

Our Titusville workplace injury lawyers strive to always provide the most innovative and comprehensive legal representation possible, and at a fair price. Your needs will always come first, and you will have direct access to your lawyer. You can expect regular case updates and open, fast communication with your attorney.

How Much Does It Cost to Hire a Titusville Workers’ Compensation Attorney?

When you hire a Titusville workers’ comp injury attorney from our legal team, you will pay us based on contingency. We do not ask you to pay hourly fees or provide a retainer. Instead, we work for a portion of the money we recover for you. We will explain how this works and answer your questions during your free consultation with our team.

Who Is Covered Under Florida’s Workers’ Compensation Laws?

Florida workers’ compensation is a no-fault system that covers most employees who are injured while performing job-related duties. This includes full-time, part-time, temporary, and seasonal workers. It does not include independent contractors or volunteers. Specifically, Florida Statutes § 440.02 requires the following employers to provide coverage:

Non-construction companies with four or more employees
Construction companies with one or more employees
Agricultural companies with six or more year-round employees or twelve or more seasonal workers

If you are hurt or become ill because of your job in Titusville, you should have access to workers’ compensation benefits if you work for a covered employer.

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What Benefits Are Available If I Am Hurt at Work in Titusville?

Workers’ compensation insurance supports injured or sick workers. The goal is to provide income and medical care while you recover and help you return to work if possible. Florida workers’ compensation benefits generally include:

Medical Care Coverage

Workers’ comp insurance covers all necessary medical care for your work-related injury or illness. You must see an approved doctor who will bill the insurance company directly.

Wage Loss Benefits

Wage loss payments are often what people think of when considering workers’ comp benefits. These benefits make up for a portion of your lost income until you can return to work. They could include:

Temporary Partial Disability (TPD): If you can return to work with restrictions but earn less than usual, you can receive a portion of the wage difference.
Temporary Total Disability (TTD): You could receive two-thirds of your average weekly wage up to the current maximum if you cannot work temporarily due to your injuries.
Permanent Partial Disability (PPD): If your injury causes a permanent impairment, you could receive benefits based on your impairment rating. Your doctor will assess this rating after you reach maximum medical improvement.
Permanent Total Disability (PTD): If you are permanently unable to work because of your injury and new impairment, you could receive benefits until you reach age 75 (or for life if you don’t qualify for Social Security retirement benefits).

Vocational Rehabilitation

If your impairments prevent you from returning to your previous job, you could qualify for vocational rehabilitation. This could include job retraining or placement services.

Death Benefits

If your loved one died in a workplace accident, your family could receive benefits for funeral costs and wage loss.

Can a Titusville Workers’ Compensation Lawyer Tell Me If I Have a Viable Third-Party Claim?

The best way to learn if you might have a valid third-party case is to talk to our dedicated team at Bogin, Munns & Munns. We provide free case reviews so you can learn how a personal injury lawyer from our team can help.

In general, you may have a viable third-party case if you were hurt at work and the accident occurred because of a third party’s negligence. A third party is someone who is not your employer or a co-worker. If there is evidence that this third party caused your accident and injuries, our experienced attorneys can help you file a claim or lawsuit to hold them legally liable.

Under Florida Statutes § 95.11, we generally have two years from the accident date to file a personal injury lawsuit based on the at-fault party’s negligence.

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Discuss Your Titusville Workplace Injury With Our Team

At Bogin, Munns & Munns, we provide free consultations from our Titusville, Florida office. We will review your options and help you understand your next steps. A Titusville workers’ compensation lawyer from our team can help you fight for the benefits you deserve. Contact us today to get started.

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