Permanent Total Disability

Florida workers are entitled to receive worker's compensation benefits regardless of the cause of their workplace injuries, but employers and insurers are notorious for minimizing claims. Many people who should receive temporary total disability benefits or permanent total disability benefits are denied adequate compensation.

E. Lynn Gibbons, our board-certified workers' compensation lawyer, has never lost a permanent total disability benefits case.

At Gibbons and Gibbons, we know how to collect and present the evidence of your impairments and restrictions to get you the results you deserve. We will utilize the services of vocational and medical experts to prove the extent of your injuries and limitations and get the insurance company to settle fairly and quickly. As trial attorneys, we are prepared to aggressively fight for you in court, if necessary.

Are You Entitled To Permanent Or Partial Disability Benefits?

We will help you obtain  temporary total disability benefits if you have suffered on-the-job injuries that prevent you from doing your job now, but can return to your job after recovering.

You may have been partially disabled in your workplace accident. Partial disability is the case if your disability makes you unable to perform your job as it is now, but you can work in another capacity. In such a case, we would seek permanent impairment benefits for you.

If your on-the-job injuries are so severe that you are unable to return to any job, we will fight for your right to receive permanent total disability benefits.

Get Temporary Or Permanent Disability Benefits | Schedule A Consultation

For more information about how we can help you protect your right to temporary or permanent disability benefits, read our frequently asked questions. To schedule a free consultation about your case with one of our workers' compensation attorneys in Saint Petersburg or elsewhere in Florida, call 727-433-0000 or contact us online!