Florida Workers' Compensation Lawyer
Standing Up for Injured Workers Statewide
Hurt on the Job? Get the Benefits and Support You Deserve
A work injury can put your life and livelihood on hold. Whether you were hurt on a construction site, farm, warehouse, or in a vehicle, Florida law protects your right to medical care, wage replacement, and more. Probinsky, Cole & Usquelis serves workers in Miami, Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville, Sarasota, St. Petersburg, Fort Myers, and throughout Florida-helping you file, fight, and win your claim, no matter how tough the opposition.
Types of Work Injury Claims We Handle
Construction Accidents
Falls, equipment mishaps, vehicle crashes, and other job-site injuries-common in Florida's fast-growing building sector.
Agricultural & Farm Injuries
Florida's fields and packing plants can be dangerous; we fight for farm workers' rights statewide.
On-the-Job Vehicle Accidents
Injuries while driving for work, including delivery, transport, or company vehicles-covered under workers' comp.
Repetitive Stress & Overexertion
From lifting injuries to carpal tunnel, we help workers access benefits for cumulative trauma.
Workplace Fatalities
For families dealing with tragic loss, we secure death benefits and hold employers accountable.
Fighting Claim Denials and Delays
Many injured workers in Florida are denied benefits or face delays that threaten their health and finances. We challenge denied claims, push back on premature case closures, and appeal low offers-so you can focus on recovery, not red tape.
What to Do After a Work Injury in Florida
Report your injury to your employer as soon as possible.
Get medical attention and follow all doctor instructions.
Document your symptoms, time off, and every communication with your employer/insurer.
Don't sign anything or accept a settlement without legal review.
Call Probinsky, Cole & Usquelis for a free, no-pressure consultation-bilingual staff available for Spanish-speaking workers.
Take Control of Your Recovery-Start With Trusted Legal Support
We're here to answer your questions, explain your rights, and guide you through every step of your workers' comp claim.
What Our Clients Say
What Clients Say About Working With Us
Cynthia Campbell, 2025
"Charlotte Weigel was referred to me by a friend, and I will refer her to anyone who needs a wonderful attorney. She is thorough, helpful, communicative and best of all, effective. Her para
J, 2025
"From start to finish, Charlotte and her team were so wonderful to work with. In a time of stress and uncertainty, they seamlessly guided, gathered and prepared all the information needed to get the maximum settlement for my case. Professional, supportive and easy to work with, there's no doubt I would use them again and recommend her to anyone in need."
Jay Openiano, 2023
"I am so happy to have Charlotte work on my car accident case! She guided me step by step and left no questions go unanswered. Her and Mike were excellent on communicating and keeping me in the loop. I couldn't be more happy with how my case was settled. I highly recommend their firm!"
Florida Workers' Compensation Benefits-What You're Entitled To
Medical Care
Treatment, rehab, prescriptions, and necessary procedures.
Wage Replacement
Payments for time you can't work due to injury.
Disability Benefits
For partial, total, or permanent disabilities caused by work.
Death Benefits
For families who lost a loved one on the job-covering funeral costs and lost support.
Protection From Retaliation
Florida law (Stat. §440.205) makes it illegal for your employer to punish you for filing a claim.
Your Workers' Comp Questions-Answered
How does workers' comp work in Florida?
It pays for your medical care, part of your lost wages, and other benefits after a work injury-regardless of fault.
Do I need a lawyer for a workers' comp claim?
Many claims are denied or underpaid. An attorney ensures you get all available benefits and appeals if you're denied.
What if my workers' comp claim is denied?
We can appeal denials, demand payment of benefits, and even litigate your case if necessary.
Can I choose my own doctor?
In Florida, your employer/insurer usually selects your doctor, but there are exceptions. We advise you of your rights and options.
What if I can't return to work?
You may qualify for long-term disability, retraining, or settlement for future lost wages. We explore every option for your recovery.
Can I sue my employer outside workers' comp?
Generally, workers' comp is your exclusive remedy, but if a third party (not your employer) caused the injury, you may have additional claims.
Don't Wait-Get the Benefits You Deserve, Anywhere in Florida
Probinsky, Cole & Usquelis stands up for injured workers statewide. If you're struggling with a denied claim, delayed payments, or need to understand your rights, let's get you the help and compensation you deserve.