Carnegie, PA
Workers compensation Lawyer at Carnegie, PA
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Employee Benefits ... +2 more
It is very difficult to give even a general answer to this question without seeing the pension plan. But it is possible to lose the entire benefit...
I think you need to see a certified specialist workers' compensation attorney right away. What your employer is doing violates the law as it...
I think you need to have a long discussion with your attorney about why he has changed his advise. Things shift in a WC case over time, even if it...
Unless you can prove that your work injury somehow caused the fall at home, then you cannot get the claim covered for that. You really should...
It sounds like you suffered a significant injury to your hand. But your question did not say how or where this happened. If it happened at work,...
Generally, what SSA does is work out a payment schedule so that you do not lose your whole check. It should be less than 50% of your benefits and...
Direct deposit is the way to handle this as the other two posters have said.
Because your benefits involved an employer provided plan, federal, not state law, applies. Under ERISA, there is no notice requirement. The only...
I agree with the other two attorneys. You need to find an attorney in your area who practices in the field of employee benefits so an appropriate...
Unfortunately, I would say no. The employer sounds like it is uniformly applying the rule so anyone who had benefits for a non-married significant...
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