Workers Comp Claims Adjusters and You: How to Deal with Insurance Adjusters When you are injured at work, your employer […]
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Your attorney should be your best resource and biggest cheerleader in your workers’ compensation case. However, if you lack trust
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Workers’ comp mediation is an alternative form of dispute resolution that allows injured workers, employers, and insurance companies to reach
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You can get both FMLA and workers’ compensation benefits at the same time in Pennsylvania. However, you must meet certain
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What Is A Notice Of Compensation Payable? A Notice of Compensation Payable (NCP), is an acknowledgment letter indicating that a
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If you’ve been injured at work or someone you love has suffered an injury while working, you probably have a
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If you experience a work-related neck injury, you may be eligible for benefits under Pennsylvania’s workers’ compensation system. The financial
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According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), an estimated 4,764 fatal work injuries occurred across the country in
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Although quarantine and social distancing regulations are in place so that the general public is kept safe from coronavirus (COVID-19)
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