Workman's comp case
A formal answer from the Employer/Insurance Carrier or a response from the Judge's Office scheduling a hearing? 20 days is the time to file an Answer
Harrisburg, PA
Workers compensation Lawyer at Harrisburg, PA
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Social Security
A formal answer from the Employer/Insurance Carrier or a response from the Judge's Office scheduling a hearing? 20 days is the time to file an Answer
1. notice to your employer of what happened asap 2. treat with a doctor for 90 days if there is one 3. Treat with your own doctor as well as the...
The simple answer is to write your lawyer a letter and fire him or her. It may not be a good idea. You first need to get a copy of your fee...
You use the word "fair" to describe what you are looking for in a WC settlement. That is hard to find. The changes to the law in 1996 increased...
Detailed advice in any WC case depends on your WC paperwork. It is very important to know: 1) how your case was opened and the description of...
Assuming your WC paperwork is in good shape, you continue getting WC until 1) you recover 2) you settle 3) A WC Judge takes you off. There are...
You will receive WC for the time being if the employer fails to offer you a job within your restrictions. You probably will not receive WC...
The short answer is yes. There are some rules, they can't talk to you,Surveillance is expensive and WC Insurance companies save it for special...
The issue is whether or not injury #2 results fr5om injury#1. For example; if you are home recuperating from a work injury and you are struck by...
WC in Pennsylvania has become a settlement practice- injured workers are encouraged to settled, then hassled if they don't. Writing off medical...