Miami Workers' Compensation Lawyers
If you were injured in a vehicle accident while on the job — making deliveries, driving a company vehicle, or traveling between job sites — you may have both a workers' comp claim and a personal injury claim. Both can work together to maximize your recovery.
Why this type of case matters
If you were injured in a vehicle accident while working, you may have two separate claims — workers' comp AND a personal injury lawsuit. Pursuing both can dramatically increase your total recovery.
Cases we handle
- Delivery driver accidents on the job
- Company vehicle crashes
- Travel between job sites
- Third-party driver negligence while working
- Construction site vehicle accidents
Frequently asked questions
Can I sue a third party if I was injured in a work vehicle accident?
Yes. If a negligent third-party driver caused your accident, you can pursue a personal injury claim against them in addition to your workers' comp claim. This can significantly increase your total recovery.
Does workers' comp cover all my losses?
Workers' comp typically covers medical bills and a portion of lost wages, but it does not cover pain and suffering. A personal injury claim against the at-fault driver can recover those additional damages.
Injured in a workers' compensation accident?
The evaluation is completely free. No commitment. No fees until you win.