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- Preventing Elevator Shaft Accidents at Jacksonville Construction Sites
- Be a Good Communicator about Your Workers’ Compensation Claim
- The Hazards of a Construction Site & Workplace Injury
- Punctured Gas Line by Construction Company Causes Explosion
- Injuries and Causes of Trench Collapse Accidents in Florida
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Workers' Compensation
- Who is Covered Under Florida Workers’ Compensation?
- Elevator Shaft Accidents & Injuries at Jacksonville Construction Sites
- Your Responsibilities When Filing a Florida Workers’ Compensation Claim
- Construction Site Accidents and Workers’ Compensation Claims
- Work Injuries Stemming From Crane Accidents in Jacksonville
How long does my employer have to report a work injury to its Workers' Compensation Insurance Company?
A: The employer should report it as soon as possible, but there is a legal duty to report work accidents within seven (7) days after the employer learns of it.
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Review Shows Most Florida Workers’ Comp Insurance is PrivatePosted on 10/5/2010
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