Workers’ Compensation

Getting hurt during required training can feel confusing, particularly when you are new to the job and unsure whether the company considers you fully on the clock. If the activity is connected to your job duties, Pennsylvania workers’ compensation may still apply....

Nurses know that their day can change in an instant. In addition to the demands that come with the profession and meeting patient needs, a single wrong move can lead to a serious injury. One moment you are helping a patient sit up or shift for a procedure and the next...

An on-the-job injury can leave you worried about pain, missed paychecks and your household’s financial stability. If your boss suggests PTO during your recovery, it can seem like the fastest way to keep income coming in. However, Pennsylvania workers’ compensation can...

The going and coming rule applies to workers' compensation claims arising from a car accident during a person's commute. If a worker who is driving to the office is involved in an accident and suffers serious injuries, they may want to seek workers' compensation...

A workplace injury can create both physical and financial challenges. As workers' compensation benefits help address some of those concerns, questions may arise about how long the payments will last. If you have been receiving benefits, knowing what may affect ongoing...

Personal protective equipment (PPE) protects the body from physical, chemical, electrical and biological hazards. Examples of workers exposed to these hazards are those in the construction, healthcare, laboratory, first responder, manufacturing and agricultural...

After a workplace injury, workers’ compensation benefits can provide financial support while you recover. Workers’ comp covers the cost of your medical treatment and replaces a portion of your wages while you’re unable to work. At some point, you may receive a...

There’s been a growing understanding of just how seriously the job of a first responder can affect their mental health. This increased understanding – and changes in the law regarding workers’ compensation for post-traumatic stress injuries (PTSI) – can be credited to...

Some workers who suffer an on-the-job injury may not want to report an injury because they might feel like they will get into trouble. The issue with failing to report the injury is that it can prevent workers from getting the benefits they need.  A workplace injury...

A fistfight at work is a nightmare scenario for any laborer. But if a workplace brawl left you with injuries, your injuries are real and your rights still matter. In fact, Pennsylvania operates under a no-fault workers' compensation system. That means you may still...