Florida Worker's Compensation Summary Reports

Why do this search?

To properly manage safety risks, you may want to know if someone has a pre-existing injury.

Provides detailed claims information. Information can include: date of claim, employer name and address, claimant's name (if different at the time of injury) and address at the time the loss was reported, nature of injury, cause of injury, injury rating, dollar amount of medical specials and name and address of insurance carrier.

Important! The Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) prohibits employers from asking questions or obtaining records regarding their applicant's medical history (including worker's compensation records) prior to making a conditional offer of employment. Once an conditional offer of employment has been made, an employer is permitted to obtain such information and, if it finds that the applicant is unable to perform his or her essential job duties with or without reasonable accommodation, can withdraw the conditional offer, as such action would be job-related and consistent with business necessity. See Questions and Answers about the ADA.

Due to restrictions imposed by the Fair Credit Reporting Act Worker's Compensation records pre-dating 7 years cannot be reported.