I agree with my colleagues. These forums are a great place to have a general legal question answered, but you are actually looking for legal...

I agree with Mr. Cardamone - having an IRE done will not impact the amount of the weekly benefit you get, just the amount of weeks you can receive...

I moved your question to the Employment and Labor Board, so an attorney more qualified to help you in this matter will see it.

As Mr. Petrucci says, we can only presume that this was a work injury (if not, then the answer is different). So, assuming you are coming back...

Generally, yes, an IRE is simply to determine whether you have reached "maximum medical improvement" (MMI), and whether you are more or less than...

I agree with Mr. Wolf. Policies vary from firm to firm about when (and how) files get closed. If a file is dormant for a period of years, then,...

I am so sorry to hear that you lost your PA workers' compensation case! Generally, the recourse in this situation is to file an appeal with the...

I agree with my colleagues. Unfortunately, a work injury impacts an entire family and can have devastating consequences, yet there is no...

I agree with my colleagues. If you were disabled from your job for a period of at least seven days as a result of this injury, you should be...

Yes, this is a question for your attorney, but there is no reason you would need to provide a W-9 for workers’ compensation benefits. Discuss with...