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Can Members of an LLC Be Excluded from Workers’ Comp in Florida?
According to Florida law, businesses must get workers’ compensation insurance if they have a certain number of employees, depending on the industry. These laws consider LLCs to be businesses, which means that most LLCs are not excluded from workers’...
Are Businesses Required to Have Workers’ Comp in Florida?
Businesses in Florida are required to get workers’ compensation insurance if they operate in certain industries and employ a certain number of people. According to the state’s workers’ compensation laws, most businesses must provide a workers’...
Are Hazardous Industries Required to Have Workers’ Comp in Florida?
Hazardous industries are required to have workers’ compensation in Florida. In fact, all businesses that work in the construction industry and construction-related fields are required to have workers’ compensation policies due to the high level of risk...
Who is Exempt from Worker’s Compensation Insurance in Florida?
While most companies are required to purchase Workers’ Compensation insurance in Florida, not all are. To learn more about your company’s insurance requirements, reach out to our brokers. Almost all businesses in Florida are required to get Workers’...
What Is the Fellow Servant Rule?
According to the Fellow Servant Rule, employees that are injured because of the negligence of other employees in the workplace are unable to file a personal injury lawsuit against their employer; however, it does not defend employers against worker’s...
Contributory Negligence vs. Comparative Negligence in Florida
Florida is a comparative negligence state, which means that the damages that a plaintiff is awarded will be reduced by the percentage of fault of that plaintiff. But what does that mean for worker’s compensation claims that are made in Florida? Florida is a...