I am sure it will not be a surprise that we tell you that your attorney is the best one to answer this question. But, the short answer is yes, it...

There is often confusion among injured workers (and pharmacies) about the difference between a lack of "pre-approval" and a "denial." The...

Workman Comp / Third Party slip and fall: What happens if you die in the middle of a workman's comp and third party lawsuit?

I couldn't say about the third party case, as my firm limits its practice to just representing injured workers in PA workers' comp (though I am...

My work comp. insurance carrier wants me to have a vocational and earning power evaluation. Do I have to do it?

The PA Workers' Compensation Act entitles the workers' comp insurance carrier to a vocational evaluation (just as it allows them an IME) at certain...

A tv fell on my head while I was on the job back in 06 or 07. The disk between my spine came out now I'm having back problems

The statute of limitations for PA workers' compensation is three years. However, this time can be extended in various circumstances, such as if an...

Should 2nd Term Of PT be factored in with future medical to move along case or continue bill of 15K in Auto Accident

I believe you posted this in the wrong forum. I will try to move this over to the Personal Injury forum, so you can get an answer. It does not...

There are really two questions here - the effect of this on your workers' compensation case, and whether you can sue your employer for being...

How hard is it to get someone to help me with a malpractice case against my work comp lawyer ?

While I agree with my colleagues, that the refusal of an attorney to advance costs is not malpractice, this is really something folks must consider...

If a doctor is able to say that your work duties caused, or even aggravated, the carpal tunnel syndrome, then you may have a case. Then, if you...

Does Workman's Compensation have the right to change my medication if the meds I am on now are working?

Arguably, the insurance carrier has some control over your treatment for the first 90 days (if they meet certain requirements). It sounds like you...