You may expect your workers' compensation claim to go through without a hitch. However, it is not uncommon for insurance companies deny claims. You should know that the state has put a process in place to protect you from a wrongful denial. The Pennsylvania Department...
Month: February 2020
Do you have carpal tunnel syndrome?
When workers in Pennsylvania first notice wrist pain, it may be tempting to write it off. But if wrist pain becomes more frequent or harder to cope with, it can be a sign of carpal tunnel syndrome. As a degenerative injury, all potential signs workers should take...
Employers may not retaliate when injured workers file complaints
It is illegal for Pennsylvania employers to deny an injured employee the right to apply for workers’ compensation benefits or to report the unsafe workplace conditions that caused their injury. Sadly, some employers do so anyway. Employees suffering a work-related...
How does carpal tunnel syndrome affect your life?
Almost every worker uses their hands on a daily basis. No matter what sort of work they do, there is likely an element of repetitiveness involved. Unfortunately, repetitive work leads to a higher risk of carpal tunnel syndrome. This injury can have a surprising impact...
Making a claim for toxic exposure
Toxic chemicals may have dire health issues for those exposed. Hazardous chemicals are common occurrences in certain careers. If you believe that chemical exposure has caused your medical problem, you may be eligible for workers’ compensation. If your work leaves you...
How to know if you are eligible for SSD benefits
There is no way to guarantee that someone is eligible for disability benefits in Pennsylvania. Many people have presented compelling cases to the Social Security Administration and had their cases denied. The administration has made it increasingly difficult for...