I have a PA WC case that is going to settlement........so I have a question about the medical being kept open

I agree with my colleagues. Your attorney is the one best able to answer your questions and provide helpful advice and guidance. That is why you...

Can the employer or Workers Compensation Third Party Administrator refuse to talk to me because I have a lawyer?

One of the reasons every injured worker should have an attorney is to have the attorney speak to the adjuster. No good comes from an injured...

Can I file a workers compensation petition even if I have a lawyer?

You have the right to file any petition, including a Petition for Penalties, but I would urge you to work with your attorney. There may be a...

If your doctor releases back to full duty and you aren't 100% and reinjure yourself can you go back on wc in pa?

You are asking a question that really should be answered by an attorney who has a lot more information, such as your complete medical records. ...

What is the earliest your doctor can diaganose you and give you a MMI

You do not want a finding of MMI necessarily in PA. To answer your question, MMI is only used in Pennsylvania in the Impairment Rating Evaluation...

You are entitled to partial disability benefits if you can perform some level of work, but continue to have a loss in earnings due to the injury.

What all benefits does atty get part of?

Any fee collected by an attorney on a Pennsylvania workers' compensation matter must be approved by a Workers' Compensation Judge (WCJ). The WCJ...

Do I need an attorney for work related toe injury and amputation?

Yes, you should have an attorney represent you early in the process (or at least consult with one to minimize the risk of you losing any rights). ...

As others have said, workers' comp is available if your son was injured in the incident (either physically or mentally(. Consult with an...

Need to find a Legal Malpractice attorney who has expertise in Worker's Compensation law.

I have to agree with the other answers posted here - this question addresses more of a legal malpractice issue than it does a workers' compensation...