How Much Do I Get Paid Under PA Workers Compensation?

    Free Case Review in PA Get the $ You Deserve   If you are out of work due to an injury suffered on the job or a work-related illness, you are entitled to workers’ compensation. Your first question is, “How much do I get paid on workers’ compensation?” You need to plan your budget for […]

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    PA Workers' Compensation Settlements

    What You Need to Know About Workers’ Compensation Settlements in PA

    If you’ve been in a workplace accident that results in an injury or illness, you may be eligible for workers’ compensation benefits. Workers’ compensation is benefits paid by private insurance companies that you receive for lost wages, medical care and specific loss benefits, such as hearing or sight loss. Workers’ comp helps you protect yourself financially if you are […]

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    what happens with workers comp if you quit?

    What Happens With My Workers’ Compensation If I Quit My Job?

    Table of Contents:  How Does Workers’ Compensation Work in Pennsylvania? What Does Workers’ Compensation Cover?  Will I Lose My Workers’ Compensation Benefits After Quitting?  When Should I Consider Quitting?  What Is Forced Resignation?  Can I File for Workers’ Compensation After I Quit My Job?  Contact Frommer D’Amico   If you are getting workers’ compensation benefits in […]

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    Workers’ Compensation and FMLA

    You may be familiar with workers’ compensation and the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA). But are these the same things? Can you get workers’ comp when you use FMLA? Are there restrictions on what’s considered FMLA or workers’ compensation? Understanding these terms and how they can be applied if you get injured on the job […]

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    How Does Child Support Impact a Workers’ Compensation Case in PA?

    Is child support deducted from workers’ comp? We hear this question frequently at our law offices. Child support does impact the benefits or lump sum settlement you accept in return for being injured on the job. But this is not a black-and-white area. The law is unclear about how out-of-state child support liens should be […]

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