To start the workers’ compensation process, you need to report your injury or illness to your employer within 120 days […]
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In the context of workers’ compensation, maximum medical improvement refers to when your condition has healed to the extent that
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As a general rule, your workers’ compensation payments will not just stop without reason. If they do, then you need
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Some injured workers are shocked to discover that their employer or its insurance company has sent a private investigator to
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Your employer or their insurance company is supposed to provide you with all the medical treatment you need to get
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When employees are injured at work, they typically go to their usual treating doctor who will make decisions about the
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In the event of a work-related injury, the two most pressing questions for claimants – injured employees seeking workers’ compensation
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A utilization review is a process that is used to determine whether a particular medical provider or the care that
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The vast majority of workers in Pennsylvania do not use the workers’ compensation system, so they do not understand or
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A person who suffered an injury at work may file a workers’ compensation claim to receive money for the cost
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