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Category: workers’ compensation

What is Return-to-Work?

Published on May 14, 2021 in workers' compensation.

After suffering an injury on the job, your main focus is on healing your body, but soon you will begin to think about returning to work. IN some situations, the return does not take too long and is fairly easy, but if you have a more complex injury, you may need some assistance to be […]

Employer support in returning to work after an injury

Published on Mar 4, 2021 in workers' compensation.

Workers injured on the job may need to take considerable time off of work to recover and regain strength. The support of a workers’ compensation policy can provide injured workers with financial benefits to help them meet day-to-day obligations while they cannot work.  As people recover, they may wish to return to work and resume […]

Alleged worker misclassification leads to criminal charges

Published on Jan 20, 2021 in workers' compensation.

Workers’ compensation applies to every employee—but not independent contractors. Those working in gig economies and blue-collar industries often fall into the independent category. As such, they do not qualify for benefits if they sustain an injury on the job. This was one of the big details in California’s Prop 22 regarding Uber and Lyft drivers. […]

Traumatic brain injuries and workers’ compensation

Published on Dec 22, 2020 in workers' compensation.

Many work environments pose a different threat of potential injuries. However, some injuries are a threat across a wide-range of industries. From construction sites and warehouses, to office buildings and delivery routes, traumatic brain damage is one of the most common workplace injuries in Pennsylvania and throughout the nation, according to the National Center for Biotechnology and […]

On-the-job back injuries may qualify for workers’ compensation

Published on Oct 19, 2020 in workers' compensation.

Back pain, sprains and strains experienced while working could require medical attention, and an employee may qualify for workers’ compensation benefits. As noted by Pennsylvania’s Department of Labor and Industry, the benefits provide financial support to employees with a work-related illness or injury. Workers who qualify for benefits may take time off to undergo surgery, physical […]

What are scaffold injuries and how do they occur?

Published on Jul 29, 2020 in workers' compensation.

Injuries sustained while on a scaffold can lead to long-lasting health issues. While at work, you should always be aware of the dangers of these pieces of equipment and what you can do to help prevent further problems. Regulations According to the United States Department of Labor, every rig and site must strictly follow OSHA […]

Can I sue my employer in Pennsylvania?

Published on Jun 30, 2020 in workers' compensation.

You may be able to sue your boss in Pennsylvania in certain cases. Pennsylvania law makes it very difficult to sue your employer for work-related injuries, but you may still have legal recourse to receive the compensation you need. Lawsuits over wages, discrimination, harassment and retaliation are relatively common. Work-related injuries If you have suffered an injury […]

Eye injuries and ocular conditions sustained on the job

Published on Jun 1, 2020 in workers' compensation.

Workplace accidents resulting in eye injuries occur an estimated 20,000 times each year. As noted by the American Academy of Ophthalmology, employees using protective eyewear can help prevent injuries causing permanent blindness or nerve damage by about 90%. Common mishaps resulting in severe eye trauma include accidents involving flying particles, sharp objects and dangerous chemicals, such as […]

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