Can I sue my employer for making me work while injured?
Since the initial consultation with a reputable workers' compensation attorney is always free, there is no reason not to meet with a lawyer first...
Pittston, PA
Workers compensation Lawyer at Pittston, PA
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation
Since the initial consultation with a reputable workers' compensation attorney is always free, there is no reason not to meet with a lawyer first...
There is more to this than just the number of days. In a situation such as yours, at 20 days after the denial of supersedeas, I would be reviewing...
Your claim should have been accepted or denied within 21 days of notice. If you have received a Notice of Compensation Payable, a copy of this...
Pennsylvania is an employment at will state, so your employer can terminate your employment in with or without cause. If you have a contract, that...
You were awarded wage loss benefits. To the extent that you have earnings, you do not have wage loss, so your benefits would be reduced by that...
Unless you have a contract, you are an at will employee and you may be terminated with or without reason just not for being a member of a protected...
As a general rule, most judge's will allow the carrier to obtain a new examination every 6 months. As I read your post, it has been roughly 2...
Without additional information this is not an easy question to answer; however, depending on the status of your claim discovery rules may apply...
Section 314 of the Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Act specifically states, "the employer shall pay the fees and expenses of the examining...
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First, I would suggest you talk to your attorney since he has a better idea in regard to how the local judge's view this issue and when it would be...