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Why You Should File a First Responder Workers’ Comp Claim If You Can Still Work

Watch this video on why you should file a first responder workers’ comp claim if you can still work in Florida? Call our Tampa office for a free review.

Question:

Why should I make a first responder workers’ compensation claim when I am still working, being paid, and have medical care provided?

Answer:

Why You Should File a First Responder Workers' Comp Claim If You Can Still Work I’m often asked by injured Florida first responders why they should make a workers’ compensation claim when they’re still working, still being paid by the employer, and they have the medical care being provided to them through their health insurance. The answer is, if you don’t make that proper claim through workers’ compensation and the condition progresses, or you have a worse injury down the road later in your career, you may not be able to make a workers’ compensation claim, as the injury that you’re treating for presently may be deemed to be the major contributing cause and not related to work because you didn’t file a claim.

It’s very important that claims are filed and processed the proper way through the proper means and channels. Please call us at Oliver and Fox. We’d be happy to evaluate your claim and help assess whether you should or should not make a claim.

Have you or a loved one been injured at work as a first responder and have questions about why you should file a first responder workers’ comp claim if you can still work? Contact experienced Florida Workers Compensation Attorneys at Oliver & Fox today for a free consultation and case evaluation. Like us on Facebook