I am sorry to hear about all your problems. You need to hire a lawyer to get all the documentation and review the case. There is no other way to...

As long as the exam was requested within 60 day of the 104 weeks, it starts as of the end of the 104 weeks, not the date of the exam. The carrier...

It is very doubtful that the IRE will be high enough to entitle you to continuing total disability, since it needs to be 35% or greater. So,...

Your only option at this point is to hire a certified workers' compensation attorney to get this all straightened out. There is a lot to unpack...

You very well may be given the lost time and earnings. It depends on your partial unemployment credit verses the earnings after the reduction of...

The simple answer is that an IRE alone will not change your comp rate, but it does cap you at 500 weeks as you noted. While the IRE provision is...

I agree with the other two posters. Presuming your condition is work-related, you need an attorney to help you through this. However, if it is...

The IRE provision of the WC Act was put in to limit the liability of the carrier to 500 weeks after the initial period of 104 weeks of total...

You should be able to file a claim under the PA Wage Payment Law for the lost income. The employer has to uniformily apply the policy in order for...

Presuming that your employer is still providing the rest of the employees health care coverage, not covering you is illegal as long as you meet the...