Is it possible to relocate while receiving workers comp?
There are many advantages to moving out of state. I highly reommend it to my clients receiving Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation benefits. .
Harrisburg, PA
Workers compensation Lawyer at Harrisburg, PA
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation
There are many advantages to moving out of state. I highly reommend it to my clients receiving Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation benefits. .
If the workers' compensation settlement agreement agreed that the workers' compensation carrier would be responsible for ongoing medical treatment...
Yes, as long as you able and willing to work in jobs that exist in significant numbers.
No you don't have any state taxes due on workers' compensation benefits. For information regarding Federal Taxes, go to...
Eligibility for both Workers' Compensation and SSD benefits is a win-win situation. In addition to eligibility for Medicare Health Insurance...
Sorry to hear about your fracture. Pennsylvania is an at-will employment state, meaning that an Employer can generally terminate an Employee for...
Yes you can. For more information see my articele on the topic at www.workinjuryinpa.com
Yes, they can but they owe you two-thirds of the wage loss caused in a tax free partial disbility workers' compensation check for up to 500 weeks.
The Americans With Disabilty Act would likely make such a disclosure by your former employer illegal if they have enough employess to be covered by...
Only if a third party (not your employer) was responsible for providing the equipment. For example, if your employer sub-contracted out the...