Workers compensation

So at this point, you've heard multiple lawyers all with the basic answer: Get an attorney. Run don't walk. When a workers' compensation...

What if you ask for a settlement and the denied?

You first need to be certain that your right to bi-weekly benefits is secure. That is, that your case is in a procedural status where it will be...

Update: I have attorney but your answer help so much last time I ask question. When does my wife reach MMI?

MMI (maximum medical improvement) can be a term of art employed by the insurance carrier or their referred doctors to justify attempts at blocking...

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Can I ask workers compensation for a lump sum in stead of biweekly?

It is not recommended that you simply "ask workers compensation" unless your case is truly ripe for settlement. Any demand for a lump sum...

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Can moving affect my workers compensation checks?

If you move out of the country, your Pennsylvania workers compensation rights will be worthless. Your benefits will stop. Typing off the top of...

There are some conflicting answers here, so allow me to explain. Some of the answers are more right than others. You CAN collect both UC and...

You need a lawyer. RSD/CRPS is a very serious, life affecting diagnosis that can have a life-long impact on your earning capacity and huge related...

Workmans comp issue...

First, I will say that a past history that distant should not hurt your claim at all, but insurance companies will always play games if they think...

It's been 7 weeks after my 90 days Temp and I have not got anything in the mail if my claim was been accepted or denied

If the employer filed a Notice Stopping Temporary Compensation (along with another filing, most likely in your scenario a Notice of Compensation...

Can I dispute conflicting instructions from Occ Health.I have worked for 35 yrs & have never been on workers comp/leave of absen

It is very possible that the prior claim from Occupational Health is still "open" in the eyes of the PA Bureau of Workers' Compensation, and that...