In PA, an injured worker being released to full duty work does NOT (by itself) cause benefits to stop. The insurance carrier can file a petition...

I agree with Mr. Gross. The insurance carrier can file a petition if they believe you have fully recovered. Or, the insurance carrier can file a...

I agree with my colleagues. Once a claim is denied, a Claim Petition will have to be litigated. This involves filing a petition, attending...

Workers’ compensation entitles the injured worker to very specific benefits. You can get wage loss benefits, medical benefits and loss of use or...

Your question is why we always tell people that they should retain a workers' compensation attorney to protect their rights (preferably one...

Your question is more in the unemployment compensation area than the workers' compensation area. I tried to move it to the unemployment...

First, I would urge you to consult with, and retain, an attorney certified as a specialist in workers' compensation law (whether my firm or another...

I agree with Mr. Wolf. This board is for answering general legal questions, but it is not a substitute for legal advice specific to the facts of...

Typically, you cannot sue your employer for negligence in causing a work injury. But, you may very well be entitled to wage and medical benefits...

It is impossible to answer your question - whether you have a case that can be won. We do not know all of the details, including the medical...