Electrical Foreman with Shoulder and Knee Injuries
We recovered $245,040 in damages after an Electrical Foreman fell off a ladder at a job site and injured both their shoulder and knee.
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Workers’ Compensation for First Responders in Pennsylvania
First responders, encompassing roles such as firefighters, police officers, and emergency medical service (EMS) providers, have some of the most dangerous jobs in the country. They are regularly exposed to job-related risks, including motor vehicle or pedestrian accidents, exposure to illnesses or diseases, fires, shootings, and falls. Under the Pennsylvania […]
The Impact of Workplace Safety Programs on Workers’ Compensation Claims
When employers implement workplace safety programs, these programs do not affect an employee’s ability to claim workers’ compensation. Under the Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Act, all employees in the state may be eligible to recover benefits for work-related injuries sustained during the course and scope of their employment. Pennsylvania is a […]
How to Challenge an Independent Medical Examiner’s Report
A crucial aspect of your workers’ compensation claim involves attending an evaluation conducted by an Independent Medical Examiner (IME). The IME is significant for both claimants and employers. In Pennsylvania, an employer must present medical evidence, typically through an IME conducted by a company-paid physician, to prove you are fully […]
Workers’ Compensation for Injuries During Work Travel
Snowstorms, such as the one blanketing Philadelphia today, and other weather-related conditions can create treacherous travel conditions, with icy roads and slippery sidewalks increasing the risk of injuries. For workers traveling during such weather, this serves as a timely reminder of the importance of understanding your rights if you’re injured […]