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1. Locate Our Offices (Florida Workers Compensation Lawyers/Florida Attorneys) Miami BERNSTEIN & MARYANOFF 15055 SW 122 Avenue, Miami, Florida 33186 (305) 253-1000 Miami BERNSTEIN & MARYANOFF 20801 Biscayne Blvd., N. Miami, Florida 33180 (305) 253-1000 2. FAQ (Florida Workers Compensation Lawyers/SSI Benefits) Workers' Compensation FAQ'S Advances Attorney Fees Beware of The Insurance Company Can I Sue My Employer Child Support-Spousal Support Consequence of Your Injury Deposti 3. Can I Sue My Employer For My Injury - Exclusive Remedy? (Workers Comp Law/Florida Workers Compensation Attorneys) Can I Sue My Employer For My Injury - Exclusive Remedy? If the employer had a workers’ compensation insurance policy at the time you were injured on the job, you cannot sue your employer in 4. Social Security Disability (SSDI/SSI) and Medicare (Florida Workers Compensation Lawyers/Florida Attorneys) Social Security Disability (SSDI/SSI) and Medicare The Federal Government provides benefits to people who are unable to work due to physical and/or medical problems through two programs. 5. Child Support, Spousal Support etc (Florida Workers Compensation Lawyers/Florida Attorneys) ...y can take an amount equal to the unpaid and support obligation that has accrued since the beginning of your temporary disability. GET A SUPPORT MODIFICATION AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE TO AVOID HAVING A LAR... 6. Beware Of The Insurance Company/Employer (Workers Comp Law/SSD & Workers Compensation) Beware Of The Insurance Company/Employer The insurance company/employer is simply a business. It does not consider you as a person, but as a claim number and a liability. The only consideration 7. What To Do After You Have Been Released From Treatment (Florida Workers Compensation Lawyers/Florida Attorneys) Preparing For Life After Temporary Disability Ends And You Have Reached MMI. - What To Do After You Have Been Released From Treatment? The time will come when you are found to have reached maxim 8. Out Of Pocket Medical Expenses (Workers Comp Law/SSD & Workers Compensation) Out Of Pocket Medical Expenses If you must pay out of pocket for medical treatment, medication, or other medical expenses, it is good idea to keep a record with the date of those expenses were i 9. Mileage Expenses (Florida Workers Compensation Lawyers/SSI Benefits) Mileage Expenses You are entitled to travel expenses at .44 per mile (2006 rate) from the insurance carrier for your travel to and from medical appointments and therapy when a claim is admitted 10. It Is Very Important That You Attend All Doctor's Appointments Set by The Insurance Company (Workers Comp Law/Florida Workers Compensation Attorneys) It Is Very Important That You Attend All Doctor's Appointments Set by The Insurance Company. You must attend all appointments that are set for you. Failure to attend these appointments may resul 11. Keep Your Attorney Advised (Florida Workers Compensation Lawyers/Florida Attorneys) Keep Your Attorney Advised Of Your Current Address And Phone Number Many times our client will move or change their phone numbers, without advising this office. The result in not keeping this office u 12. Depositions (Florida Workers Compensation Lawyers/SSI Benefits) Depositions Often the insurance company/employer will decide to take your deposition prior to your case being heard in court. A deposition is a meeting at which the defense attorney will ask you quest 13. Advances (Workers Comp Law/SSD & Workers Compensation) ...nce that you could get an advance from the insurance company. If you claim is admitted and you are receiving temporary disability benefits, your chance of receiving an advance is poor. Since you are r... 14. Why Does It Take So Long To Get Into Court? (Workers Comp Law/Florida Workers Compensation Attorneys) Why Does It Take So Long To Get Into Court? The answer to this question is that there are several time periods, which must expire before we can get a hearing in front of the Judge of Compensatio 15. Reasons Why You Are Not Getting Money (Workers Comp Law/Florida Workers Compensation Attorneys) ...ling about late benefit payments, we must have the following information: The type of benefit payment: Temporary Disability, Permanent Disability, Medical Mileage, Medical Expense Reimbursement.... 16. Expert Medical Advisors (Florida Workers Compensation Lawyers/Florida Attorneys) Expert Medical Advisors (EMA) Some claims will have an expert medical advisor (EMA). Neither the injured worker nor the insurance company can have the injury evaluated by a doctor of thei 17. Time Limitations (Workers Comp Law/Florida Workers Compensation Attorneys) ...ncreased Benefits Death claims. 104 Weeks Total amount of weeks that can be collected for temporary disability. One year from the last provision of benefits. A Petition for B... 18. Medical Treatment (Florida Workers Compensation Lawyers/Florida Attorneys) Medical Treatment - Who Gets To Choose The Treating Doctor One of the most important changes in Workers Compensation is that the injured worker is no longer allowed to treat with any doctor of 19. Workers Compensation Reform (Florida Workers Compensation Lawyers/SSI Benefits) ...ned as the cause that is more than 50 percent responsible for the injury as compared to all other causes. Temporary partial disability benefits are not payable is the employee is terminated for mi... 20. Types Of Benefits (Florida Workers Compensation Lawyers/SSI Benefits) Types Of Workers Compensation Money Benefits TEMPORARY DISABILITY – Temporary Total (TTD) or Temporary Partial (TPD) An injured worker is entitled to receive TTD benefits if the effect 21. WHAT TO DO? (Workers Comp Law/Florida Workers Compensation Attorneys) What To Do If You Are Injured At Work Report the injury immediately or as soon as possible to a supervisor or some other person in charge. Reporting the injury to a co-worker is not suffi
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