Can You Go on Vacation While on Workers’ Compensation?

    Can You Go on Vacation While on Workers’ Compensation? Yes, you can go on vacation with an open workers’ compensation case or while you receive benefits. Traveling, though, may complicate your case. Whether taking a vacation is advisable depends on your trip and individual circumstances.  If you’re not working because of an injury, your time […]

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    Moving While on Workers’ Compensation

    Are you moving and wondering how relocating might affect your workers’ compensation?  Based on the law, your workers’ compensation case should be unaffected by your move, though some circumstances may complicate your case.  Since moving involves physical activity, some employers may try to prove fraud. These employers will often hire an investigator to observe you […]

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    Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation and COVID-19 FAQs

    Free Case Review I Want to File a Claim The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the workplace landscape dramatically. Employees who were previously expected to report to an office every day were suddenly required to do their work from home. Those who were not able to work at home saw their workplaces change considerably. Partitions were […]

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    Workers’ Compensation and Third-Party Liability Claims

    You’re using a piece of equipment at work, and it malfunctions. The accident causes a bad injury. You may be out of work for months. What are your options?  Sometimes when a worker gets hurt on the job, a third party caused the accident. When this happens, you may qualify for workers’ compensation, but you also […]

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    Information and Documents to Provide Your Workers’ Compensation Lawyer

    After you get injured on the job, you will want to meet with an attorney to ensure your case is handled the right way, and you get the benefits you should receive. During this initial meeting, you should provide your lawyer with all the information they need to assist you with your case.  Knowing the […]

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