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Injured at Work in Orlando?

Whether you were hurt while working at a theme park, a hotel, a restaurant, a hospital, or a construction site, you may be entitled to workers’ compensation benefits under Florida law. At Graves Law, our Orlando workers’ compensation lawyer helps injured employees across Central Florida get the medical care and income replacement they need to recover and move forward. Workers’ comp in Florida can be confusing and frustrating. You might be denied treatment, sent to an insurance-approved doctor who doesn’t listen, or receive far less in lost wages than you deserve. That’s where we come in. From calculating your average weekly wage to appealing denied benefits, we fight for workers across Orlando, Orange County, and beyond.

“If you were hurt on the job in Orlando or Orange County, do not wait. Your health, your job, and your future could all be affected. Let us take the pressure off and help you get the benefits you deserve. Don’t go alone. Workers comp has specific laws and timeframes that must be followed in order to get all the benefits you deserve.”

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What to Do After a Workplace Injury in Orlando

Florida law only gives you a limited time to take action. You must report your injury to your employer quickly or you may lose your right to benefits. Learn the steps to protect your claim here: What to Do After a Florida Workers Comp Accident. At Graves Law, we will help you:

Report your injury correctly
Get approved medical care
Submit your claim documents
Ensure you are treated fairly by your employer and their insurance company

We handle every part of the process so you can focus on your recovery.

We Know Orlando Work Injuries

Graves Law proudly represents workers from across Orlando and surrounding areas. We understand the challenges faced by employees in industries like:

Theme park and hospitality staff (Disney, Universal, SeaWorld)
Construction and general labor
Warehouse and distribution (Amazon, logistics hubs)
Healthcare providers and nurses
Teachers, school custodians, and public employees

These injuries often happen suddenly, but they can also develop over time. Either way, they may qualify for workers’ compensation.

INJURED AT WORK IN ORLANDO?

If you were hurt at work don’t suffer longer, let our Orlando work injury lawyer secure your benefits now. Get a free, no-obligation consultation with a trusted Florida workers’ comp lawyer. Call (407) 308-0327 today.

Types of Workers Comp Benefits We Help You Pursue

At Graves Law, we help clients understand and access all forms of workers’ comp benefits available in Florida, including:

Emergency and ongoing medical care, prescriptions, and surgeries
Learn more about your rights here: Medical Treatment After a Work Injury
Indemnity benefits for lost income — including Temporary Total Disability (TTD), Temporary Partial Disability (TPD), and Permanent Total Disability (PTD)
Full breakdown here: Florida Workers Comp Indemnity Benefits
Mileage reimbursement and transportation assistance to and from medical appointments
Help securing proper impairment ratings and transitioning to permanent benefits after Maximum Medical Improvement (MMI)

Whether your injury involved a back strain from lifting, a fall on a job site, or a repetitive stress injury from years of labor, our firm ensures your case is handled with care and urgency. You can learn more about your potential benefits and your rights here: Florida Workers Comp Lawyer

How Long Do You Have to File a Workers' Compensation Claim in Orlando?

You typically have 30 days to report your Orlando work injury and two years to file a claim. If you wait too long, you may lose your right to compensation. Learn more about the deadlines here: Florida Workers Comp Statute of Limitations

Each time you receive authorized medical treatment or payment for lost wages, the statute of limitations is extended for one year from that date.

Why Injured Workers in Orlando Choose Graves Law

Graves Law is based in Central Florida and understands how to protect injured workers in the Orlando area and all throughout Florida. We are committed to clear communication, personal attention, and results that matter.

Free consultations
No fees unless we recover benefits for you
Responsive, local representation
Experienced with complex and denied claims

Let us handle the legal side while you focus on healing.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I have to report a workplace injury in Orlando?

Florida law requires that you report a workplace injury within 30 days. Failing to do so can lead to a denial of benefits. Report it as soon as possible to your employer or supervisor.

Can I choose my own doctor in an Orlando workers’ comp case?

Usually, your employer’s insurance chooses the doctor. If it is an emergency, you may go to the nearest ER, but otherwise, you must see an approved provider unless the insurer authorizes a change.

How much are workers’ comp wage benefits in Orlando?

Wage benefits are typically two thirds of your average weekly wage, subject to a statewide maximum. These may include temporary or permanent benefits depending on your situation.

Do I need a lawyer for my Orlando workers' comp case?

You are not required to hire a lawyer, but having one greatly increases your chances of getting full benefits — especially if your claim is delayed or complicated. Graves Law offers free consultations and charges no fees unless you recover compensation.

What if I was injured while working at a theme park or hotel in Orlando?

Theme parks, resorts, and hotels are common workplaces in Orlando. If you were injured while working in any of these environments, you may be entitled to workers’ compensation benefits. These types of claims often involve repetitive stress or slip and fall injuries. Contact a local attorney familiar with Orlando’s hospitality industry.

Can I get benefits for repetitive stress injuries in Orlando?

Yes. Conditions like carpal tunnel syndrome or back pain caused by repetitive movements at work may qualify for workers’ compensation. You will need medical evidence showing that your injury is related to your job duties.

What should I do if my employer does not report my injury?

If your employer fails to report your injury to their insurance company, you can report it yourself or contact a workers’ comp lawyer to help file the appropriate paperwork and protect your rights.

Call an Orlando Workers Compensation Lawyer Today

If you were injured at work in Orlando, do not wait. The sooner you speak with a workers’ comp lawyer, the better your chances of getting full benefits. Graves Law is here to help you move forward. Call 407‑308‑0327 or fill out our quick form to schedule your free consultation today.