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What to Do if You Suspect Your Employee is Faking an Injury in Florida
Dealing with fraudulent Workers’ Compensation claims is important for employers in Florida. If you suspect that your employee is faking their injuries, what should you do? If you believe a worker is faking their injuries after a workplace accident in Florida,...
Difference Between Longshore Act and Workers’ Comp in Florida
A specific type of Workers’ Compensation insurance is necessary for business that employ maritime workers in Florida. Coverage for longshore workers in the maritime industry differs from coverage necessary under Florida’s Workers’ Compensation...
Falsifying Payroll Information to Your Workers’ Comp Insurance Provider
Workers’ Compensation fraud is a serious offense that often comes with equally severe consequences. When employers falsify payroll information to their carriers, they may be committing Workers’ Compensation fraud. Providing inaccurate workforce numbers and...
Does Workers’ Comp Insurance Cover Legal Fees if an Employee Sues for Injury?
Legal disputes surrounding workplace accidents are an understandable concern for employers. If an employee sues you for a work-related injury, will your Workers’ Compensation insurance carrier cover the associated legal fees? Your Workers’ Compensation...
What Does General Liability Insurance Cover for Businesses in Florida?
Understanding the different types of insurance for businesses, like general liability and Workers’ Compensation insurance, is crucial. In Florida, the former protects you in the event of a customer injury, while the latter protects you in the event of an...
Workers’ Compensation and Death Benefits in Florida
Workers’ Compensation insurance covers damages to employees injured on the job, as well as benefits to family members of an employee that died from injuries sustained in a workplace accident in Florida. Workers’ Compensation death benefits are paid to...