Practice Areas

The Law Office of Seydi A. Morales, APC focuses on workers’ compensation, work-injury retaliation, and premises-liability matters. Every situation turns on its own facts. You can speak directly with an attorney in English or Spanish to understand the information that may matter and discuss a practical next step.

Workers’ Compensation

A work injury can raise immediate questions about medical treatment, work restrictions, notices, paperwork, and pay. I help injured workers understand the workers’ compensation process and organize the information that may matter. Useful records can include incident reports, work-status notes, appointment information, notices, pay records, and relevant messages.

Premises Liability

If you were hurt on someone else’s property, the details matter. A property injury may involve a business, apartment building, home, parking area, or another location. When it is safe to do so, preserve photos or video of the condition, incident-report information, witness details, medical records, and a written account of what happened.

Work-Injury Retaliation

Changes at work after an injury is reported can be concerning. Reduced hours, different duties, pay changes, discipline, supervision changes, or treatment-related issues should be evaluated in context. A simple timeline and copies of workplace communications can help clarify the situation.

Servicios en Español

Seydi Morales habla, lee y escribe español. Puede comunicarse directamente con una abogada sobre una lesión laboral, represalias después de reportar una lesión, o una lesión en una propiedad. Guarde los documentos, mensajes y fechas importantes para que podamos revisar los hechos.

Start with the facts you have. Contact the office to discuss your situation and potential next steps. Please do not send confidential or sensitive information through the website. Contacting me does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. When should I speak with an attorney after a work injury?

   It can help to speak with an attorney when you have questions about treatment, notices, work restrictions, or changes at work. A consultation can address your specific situation.

2. What should I save after a work injury?

   Keep copies of reports, notices, work-status notes, appointment information, pay records, and relevant texts or emails. What matters will depend on the facts.

3. What should I do after an injury on someone else’s property?

   Get appropriate medical care and, when it is safe, preserve details about the condition, location, incident report, witnesses, and your injuries. An attorney can discuss the facts with you.

4. What should I document if my workplace changes after I report an injury?

   A timeline, copies of messages, schedules, pay information, and written notices can be useful. A consultation can help you understand what may be relevant.

5. Can I communicate with you in Spanish?

   Yes. I speak, read, and write Spanish, so you can communicate directly with me an attorney in Spanish.