Workers Compensation

I Won My PA Workers’ Compensation Case. Now What? 

If you’re thinking, “I won my PA workers’ compensation case. Now what?” you’re not alone. Many people have similar questions after discovering that they won their claim. What happens after you win your case depends on the agreement between you…

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5 Things You Should Never Say to a Workers’ Comp Doctor

Your workers’ compensation doctor has a huge impact on your workers’ compensation claim. The doctor will decide your treatment plan, work restrictions, and how your injury will affect you for years to come. Because their opinion is so crucial, your…

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How Much Are Workers’ Comp Payments & Settlements for Back Injuries?

About a million workplace back injuries are reported every year in a variety of occupations, from truck drivers to nurses. You might be one of these injured workers wondering what the average workers’ comp settlement for a back injury actually…

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Can You Sue If You Fall At Work? Learn if Your Employer Is Liable

You may automatically think it’s your employer’s responsibility to pay for any medical expenses if you slip and fall at work. You may also wonder if they are at fault or if you can sue your employer for injury from…

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Can You Be Fired After Filing For Workers’ Compensation For An Injury?

If you are hurt on the job, you may wonder if you can be fired while on workers’ compensation in PA. Your employer can’t retaliate against you for filing a benefits claim. Retaliation might include firing you or making it…

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Can I Sue for Pain & Suffering During or Emotional Distress After Filing for Workers’ Comp?

In most cases, you cannot sue your employer either during or after filing for workers’ compensation benefits. It is also difficult to sue the insurance company as much case law does not allow it. That is fine in many cases…

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Delaying & Unnecessary Treatment for Workers’ Compensation

Unreasonable or Unnecessary Treatment for Workers’ Compensation   Work is becoming more and more dangerous. As a result, workplace safety is a considerable concern in the United States. In 2015, nearly 3 million American workers were injured on the job….

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Workers’ Compensation & Working From Home: Claim an Accident Telecommuting

Remote employment is a common practice, especially in recent times. But it causes many challenges, including questions about getting worker’s compensation while working from home. The Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Act provides important protections to those injured on the job—even remote…

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Workers’ Compensation: Nursing is the Most Dangerous Job in America

When you think of dangerous jobs, what types of occupations come to mind? Maybe construction, logging, mining, or manufacturing? While those jobs do come with many risks, you may be surprised that one of the most dangerous careers is nursing….

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5 Common Employer Defense Examples Against Workers’ Compensation Claims

Every state has a workers’ compensation program in place to provide benefits to those who are injured while on the job. These benefits include medical care, lost wages, specific loss benefits (such as losing a limb, loss of eyesight, or…

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