Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Lawyers
Benefits for Pennsylvania workers hurt on the job, including denied and terminated claims.
Scope
What We Handle
Denied or delayed claims
Appeals and hearings when an insurer refuses to pay benefits.
Repetitive stress injuries
Carpal tunnel, tendonitis, rotator cuff and back injuries that develop over time.
Construction and warehouse injuries
Falls, machinery injuries, crush injuries and lifting injuries.
Act 632/534 and Heart & Lung Act
Specialized benefits for state workers, police and firefighters.
Right now
What To Do Next
- 1Report the injury to your employer in writing.
- 2Get medical treatment and keep every record.
- 3Track missed work and reduced hours.
- 4Be cautious with nurse case managers and IME appointments.
- 5Talk to an attorney before signing any agreement.
Process
How a Claim Works
FAQ
Common Questions
Under Pennsylvania law, repetitive motion injuries can be valid work-related injuries, though they are often harder to prove than a single accident.
Related Resources
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What To Do After an Injury
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