Have You Been Injured on the Job? 

Your job might take up your time and energy, but it should never take your health from you. If you've been injured on the job, you need a workers' compensation attorney in your corner. That is why you can count on HLH Law Group for representation after a work injury. Our attorneys have the knowledge and experience with work accident cases ion Naples and surrounding areas and can help you navigate the nuances of the law.

 

At HLH, we get paid either directly from the workers compensation insurance carrier or when a cash settlement of a case is reached. Under no circumstances do our clients ever reach into their own pocket to pay us for our services. Discuss your situation with one of our attorneys by calling 239-232-5050 for your free consultation!

You May Deserve Compensation

Workers' compensation law is in place to protect employees. If you bring your case to court, you could receive compensation for lost wages, medical bills and permanent impairments. You'll just need to follow several steps.


After a work accident, you should:

  • Seek immediate medical care
  • Take pictures of the accident area and your injuries
  • Report the injury to your employer
  • Complete an accident report
  • Request a consultation with our attorneys

In Naples, FL, you can file a workers' compensation claim up to two years after your accident date or up to one year following your last treatment. You can even file a claim if you no longer work for the employer. Consult our attorneys on your work injury today.

You Could be Eligible for the Following Benefits

Medical Benefits - The Employer is to provide all medical care for which the work accident is the major contributing cause at 100% of the medical costs. There are exceptions to this benefit that can be triggered by your lack of adherence to the law, so CALL HLH TODAY to learn more.

 

Loss Wage Benefits - Injured workers are eligible for payment of their lost wages while out of work due to a work injury under certain circumstances. There are temporary loss wages and permanent loss wage benefits that are decided based upon the injured worker's ability to work and whether work is available by the employer within the workers' restrictions. CALL HLH TODAY to learn more.

 

Impairment Benefits - Injured workers can be paid impairment benefits based on permanency of their injuries as determined by a workers' compensation physician. The amount and duration of the payments depends on the date of accident and the permanency rating afforded.