Injured in Florida? Free workers comp help
You're not alone, and help is free. Here are Florida's official resources for injured workers — the agency that runs your claim, where to complain, free legal aid, food and 211 help, and retraining.
If you were hurt on the job in Florida, start with the state workers' compensation agency below. Report deadlines and benefit rules are set by Florida law. Call the ombudsman or complaints line when the insurer delays medical care or wage checks. Free legal aid can review denials and settlements if you qualify.
While the claim moves, use national food, housing, and medical links on this page. For a full free map that works in every state, open get help now, your rights, and appeal steps.
Florida resources
Workers' comp agency
The state office that runs your claim.
Florida Division of Workers' Compensation (Dept. of Financial Services)
OpenComplaints & ombudsman
Where to get help or complain when a claim is mishandled.
Florida DWC Employee Assistance and Ombudsman Office (EAO)
OpenFree legal aid
Free or low-cost lawyers for people who qualify.
Florida Legal Services
OpenFood & 211 help
Food, housing, utilities, and crisis help near you.
Inform Florida — Florida 211 Network
OpenVocational rehab
Retraining and help getting back to work.
Florida Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
OpenNational help (works anywhere in the USA)
Common questions
How do I file a workers comp claim in Florida?
Report the injury to your employer in writing, get medical care, and contact the Florida workers' compensation agency listed on this page for official filing steps and deadlines.
Where is free legal help for injured workers in Florida?
Use the free legal aid link on this Florida page. Eligibility usually depends on income and case type.