Injured workers deserve medical care, wage replacement, and more. Florida law promises workers’ compensation. Our attorneys fight it.

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Did you know that any back injury that occurs on the job or in the course of your employment may qualify for workers’ compensation benefits?
But many insurance companies, and sometimes even your employer, won’t make it easy. They may:
But help is available.
Too many workers get pushed around. We make sure they don’t. We’ve spent five decades helping workers get the benefits they’re legally entitled to after a work injury.
We’ve seen it all, from straightforward claims to long, messy battles with stubborn insurance companies.
Rest easy. Whatever comes, we’re prepared to help. We know the tricks and, better yet, how to beat them.

Workers suffer any number of back injuries on the job.
Rosenberg & Rosenberg helps workers who’ve suffered from all kinds of injuries on the job.
If your injury happened at work, or because of work, you deserve workers’ comp.

Contact us now to get a free consultation. We’ll listen to your story and talk about next steps. We’re ready to help.


Not true! Florida law prohibits employers from terminating workers for filing for workers’ compensation benefits. Employers who dismiss workers for claiming benefits are breaking the law.


Not true! Many workers suffer back injuries from repetitive strain, often resulting from regularly lifting heavy loads or performing repetitive motions at work. These repetitive strain injuries are eligible for workers’ comp. Factory workers, warehouse workers, truck drivers, and construction workers are just a few examples of employees at risk of repetitive strain injuries.




Not true! Florida law requires construction employers with at least one employee, including the business owner, to maintain workers’ compensation coverage. Non-construction employers with at least four employees must also carry workers’ compensation. Chances are, your employer has workers’ comp insurance.


Not true! You have 30 days to notify your employer of an injury at work. If you haven’t notified your employer yet but it’s still within 30 days, you still have time. But act quickly. Missing that deadline can jeopardize your ability to collect workers’ comp benefits.
Clients consistently praise Rosenberg & Rosenberg for their compassionate approach, relentless advocacy, and successful outcomes in personal injury cases.
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Our experienced attorneys fight aggressively for the maximum compensation you deserve.
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