Workers Compensation Lawyer in Orlando, FL

Workers' compensation attorneys in Orlando work on a contingency basis, typically charging 15-25% of your benefit award. At Vasquez Law Firm, you pay no attorney fees unless we recover benefits for you. We offer free consultations to evaluate your claim.

Report your injury to your employer within 30 days (immediately if possible), seek medical attention, get a copy of the accident report, document the injury with photos if possible, and contact our Orlando workers' compensation attorneys to protect your rights.

In Florida, your employer's insurance typically chooses your initial treating physician. However, you may be able to request a one-time change of physician. Our Orlando attorneys can help you navigate medical care options and ensure proper treatment.

You must report your injury to your employer within 30 days and file a claim within 2 years of the injury. However, reporting immediately protects your rights. Our Orlando workers' comp lawyers recommend contacting us as soon as possible after any workplace injury.

Florida workers' comp provides medical expenses, temporary disability benefits (66.67% of average weekly wages), permanent disability benefits, vocational rehabilitation, and death benefits for families. Our Orlando attorneys ensure you receive all benefits you deserve.

No, Florida law prohibits employer retaliation for filing legitimate workers' comp claims. If you face discrimination or termination, our Orlando attorneys can pursue additional claims against your employer for wrongful termination and retaliation.

All work-related injuries are covered including construction accidents, hotel housekeeping injuries, theme park employee accidents, restaurant slip and falls, office repetitive stress injuries, and occupational diseases. Our Orlando lawyers handle all types of claims.

Generally no, workers' compensation is your exclusive remedy. However, exceptions exist for intentional employer acts, third-party liability (equipment manufacturers, contractors), or employers without proper workers' comp insurance.

Claim denials are common but often reversible. Our Orlando workers' compensation attorneys can appeal denied claims, gather additional medical evidence, request independent medical examinations, and represent you at hearings before the state.

Our Orlando workers' comp attorneys have decades of experience with Florida's system, knowledge of local employers and insurers, bilingual services for Orlando's diverse workforce, and a track record of maximizing benefits for injured workers throughout Orange County.