If Troy was out of work for 23 days, how many days is he eligible to receive for disability benefits under Workers' Comp?

Troy is eligible for disability benefits under Workers' Compensation for the total number of days he was out of work. Specifically, Florida Workers' Compensation laws state that temporary total disability benefits begin after a seven-day waiting period, but if a worker is out for more than 21 days, they can receive benefits retroactively for the days they were off starting from the eighth day.

In this case, since Troy was out for 23 days, he meets the requirement of being out for more than 21 days. Consequently, he is eligible to receive benefits for all the days he was off work, totaling 23 days, as he is within the guidelines for receiving those benefits without any deductions or limitations due to duration. This means he would receive benefits for the entire period of 23 days.