Do I need a workers compensation attorney?

I agree with Jonathan and Michael. Your workers' comp benefits obviously are very important to you, and you should have an attorney experienced in...

I'm settling a workers comp case and am told I must fund an MSA acct with it. Is this normal practice? Why do I need it?

Federal law (Medicare Secondary Payer Act) requires that the interests of Medicare be considered in EVERY workers' compensation settlement. ...

I have a workmns comp claim filed,why wasn't i offered to see the co. dr.? i'm in Pa.

It is common in Pennsylvania for a workers' compensation insurance company to deny a claim where there was a pre-existing injury to the same body...

Pennsylvania workers' compensation has two main components, wage loss and medical treatment. Unfortunately, there is no pain and suffering, or...

Worker's Comp Question

Creating a Workers' Compensation Medicare Set-Aside (WCMSA) is only required in PA when an injured worker is settling their PA workers' comp case. ...

Workers Comp IRE

In Pennsylvania, a workers' compensation insurance company has the right to obtain an Impairment Rating Evaluation (IRE) at any time after a...

Hurt on job

As a general rule, you cannot sue your employer in Pennsylvania for a work injury. As with every rule, there are some exceptions, but none seem...

Disability refusal

When you say "disability" I am presuming you mean Social Security Disability (SSD). If so, yes, there are attorneys who specialize in that area...

Work-related injuries

As a short answer, you should see an attorney as soon as you can. In PA, an aggravation of a preexisting condition is a new injury, for which you...

What do I do to get workman's comp. to get more treatment?

As a short answer, you should see an attorney as soon as you can. In PA, an aggravation of a preexisting condition is a new injury, for which you...