Serving injured workers in Boca Raton and across a service area that extends throughout South Florida and beyond, The Law Offices of Ala Alikhani, P.A. limits its practice entirely to Florida workers compensation law and handles the process from the initial paperwork through final settlement or litigation.
Introduction
Florida’s workers compensation system is designed to provide medical treatment and wage benefits to employees who suffer work-related injuries. In practice, navigating that system without legal representation means confronting insurance companies and employers who employ experienced adjusters and attorneys whose job is to limit what they pay. Attorney Ala Alikhani built a practice around a clear premise: injured workers in Florida deserve someone who knows the workers compensation system as thoroughly as the insurance side does.
The firm’s exclusive focus on workers compensation is both a structural decision and a statement of priorities. Attorneys who handle every type of legal matter cannot develop the granular, system-specific knowledge that workers compensation cases demand. The Florida workers compensation statute is detailed, frequently amended, and interpreted through a body of administrative and judicial decisions that takes years to understand in depth. By working only in this area, the firm develops an accuracy and consistency that broader practices cannot match.
The office is located in Boca Raton at 370 Camino Gardens Blvd., Suite 325, and the firm serves clients across a substantial stretch of South Florida, from Miami and Fort Lauderdale through Palm Beach County and into Port St. Lucie and Jupiter to the north.
Practice Areas
The firm handles workers compensation cases exclusively under Florida law. The types of injuries and disputes covered span virtually everything that arises within that framework.
Physical injury claims include neck, back, knee, shoulder, hand, arm, and ankle injuries, as well as hernias, eye injuries, hearing loss, and amputations. These are the injuries most commonly associated with workplace accidents, and they form the bulk of most workers compensation practices.
Catastrophic injuries require a different level of attention because the stakes are proportionally higher. Traumatic brain injuries, reflex sympathetic dystrophy (also called complex regional pain syndrome), and severe amputations can result in permanent disability and long-term medical needs. The firm handles these cases with a focus on securing benefits that reflect the actual scope of the injury and its long-term consequences.
Heart and lung conditions that arise from workplace exposure or physical exertion may qualify for workers compensation coverage depending on the circumstances. These cases often require detailed medical evidence to establish the connection between the work environment and the condition.
Wrongful death claims arise when a workplace accident or occupational illness results in an employee’s death. The firm handles these matters for affected families under Florida’s workers compensation wrongful death provisions.
Occupational diseases develop from sustained exposure to workplace hazards, including chemical agents, dust, repetitive physical demands, and other environmental factors that cause illness over time rather than through a single traumatic event.
Repetitive stress injuries are a related category, covering conditions that develop gradually from the physical demands of a job, including carpal tunnel syndrome, rotator cuff degeneration, and similar conditions.
Denied claims and appeals are handled through Florida’s administrative hearing process before the Office of Judges of Compensation Claims. When an insurer denies benefits or disputes the compensability of an injury, the firm represents workers through the formal adjudication process.
Reemployment services are part of Florida’s workers compensation system for workers who cannot return to their previous positions due to permanent limitations, and the firm assists clients in accessing these services when applicable.
Attorney Profile
Ala Alikhani handles workers compensation matters exclusively under Florida law. The firm conducts client communications in English, Spanish, and Creole, which is a meaningful practical capability in South Florida’s multilingual communities. Attorney Alikhani’s practice encompasses every stage of a workers compensation case, from the initial claim filing through medical treatment authorizations, wage benefit calculations, employer and insurer negotiations, and, when necessary, litigation before the Office of Judges of Compensation Claims.
Location and Service Area
The office is located at 370 Camino Gardens Blvd., Suite 325, Boca Raton, FL 33432. The firm can be reached at (844) 762-8155 or directly at (561) 617-1672.
The service area covers a wide corridor of South Florida: Boca Raton, Boynton Beach, Coconut Creek, Coral Springs, Deerfield Beach, Pompano Beach, Sunrise, Pembroke Pines, Jupiter, Palm Beach Gardens, Kendall, Port St. Lucie, West Palm Beach, Wellington, Parkland, Lighthouse Point, Miami, and Fort Lauderdale. The firm also accepts cases from other locations throughout Florida.
Client Focus
The firm operates on a contingency fee basis. No fees are charged unless a monetary recovery is made on the client’s behalf. Free initial consultations are available. Attorney Alikhani’s stated goal is ensuring that clients receive 100% of the benefits they are entitled to under Florida law, and the firm actively addresses situations where employers or insurers attempt to exploit legal technicalities to reduce or eliminate those benefits.
The firm’s multilingual capability in Spanish and Creole is a practical asset for injured workers in South Florida’s diverse workforce, many of whom are more comfortable communicating in languages other than English.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the firm charge fees if no money is recovered?
No. The firm operates on a contingency basis. If no monetary recovery is made, no attorney fee is charged. The initial consultation is also free.
What languages does the firm work in?
The firm communicates with clients in English, Spanish, and Creole.
What types of injuries does the firm handle?
The firm handles neck, back, knee, shoulder, hand, arm, and ankle injuries; hernias; eye injuries; hearing loss; amputations; catastrophic injuries; traumatic brain injuries; reflex sympathetic dystrophy; heart and lung conditions; wrongful death; occupational diseases; and repetitive stress injuries, among others.
What happens if my workers compensation claim was denied?
Florida provides an administrative hearing process before the Office of Judges of Compensation Claims for disputed workers compensation matters. The firm represents clients through this process, from filing the petition through the hearing.
Does the firm only serve Boca Raton?
No. The firm serves clients throughout a wide area of South Florida, including Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Port St. Lucie, Jupiter, Pompano Beach, Coral Springs, and many other communities. The firm also accepts cases from other parts of Florida.
Closing
Florida workers compensation law is detailed enough that the margin between a fully compensated claim and an inadequately settled one often comes down to how well the claimant’s attorney knows the system. The Law Offices of Ala Alikhani, P.A. addresses that directly by handling nothing except workers compensation cases, serving South Florida’s diverse workforce in English, Spanish, and Creole, and operating on a contingency basis that keeps legal representation accessible to workers regardless of their financial situation. The office at 370 Camino Gardens Blvd., Suite 325, Boca Raton can be reached at (844) 762-8155, and additional information is available at alikhanilaw.com.
Website: https://alikhanilaw.com