Philadelphia Workers' Compensation Lawyers
In the unfortunate event that you suffer serious work-related injuries and are considering hiring a Philadelphia workers' compensation attorney to fight on your side, trust our lawyers to give your case the special attention it requires. At Huber & Palsir, we believe in taking a personal approach to work-related injury cases, since no two incidents are the same. If you are not impressed by what's been presented to you by your employer or insurance company, contact our workers' comp lawyers so that we can further explore your options.
Do I Need an Attorney for My Workers' Comp Case?
According to the latest release from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statics, more than 200,000 Americans experience workplace injuries each year. Whether or not this number alarms you, it indicates a simple fact — you are not alone. Your circumstances might seem bleak right now, but we can assure you that you do have options.
Whether completing the initial application for benefits or confronting a termination, suspension, or modification of your workers' compensation benefits, by hiring an attorney to work on your case, you have the advantage of focusing on recovery while we handle the legal issues. Legal representation can also help you secure the medical coverage that you'll need in order to recover completely, not partially. We understand that the nature of your relationship with your employer might make you uncomfortable with battling things out on your own, and this is where we come in. We're willing to go the distance to see your case through because your well-being is our priority. Our Philadelphia workers' compensation attorneys handle claims involving all types of work-related injuries and disabilities, such as:
- Head and brain injuries
- Back, neck, and spine injuries
- Hand, arm, and shoulder injuries
- Foot, ankle, knee, and leg injuries
- Burn injuries
- Nerve injuries
- Amputations
- Repetitive stress injuries
- Pre-existing conditions
Learn About Your Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Rights and Duties
Whether your injuries resulted from a construction accident or any other work-related accident, when you have been injured in a workplace accident, it is critical to understand your rights as well as your responsibilities.
As an Injured Worker, You May Be Entitled To:
- Receive wage loss benefits
- Receive medical care for your work injury
- Hire an attorney to assist you in your case
- Initially select your own doctors to treat with, in certain situations
- Temporary Total Disability (TTD) benefits or wage loss benefits typically for 104+ weeks
- Specific loss of use benefits for loss of a body part, or its loss for all practical intents and purposes
- A lump-sum settlement of your case
- Partial Disability payments if you return to work after your work injury with wage loss
- Bring a third-party personal injury claim in addition to your workers' compensation case
- Social Security Disability benefits for you and/or any of your minor children, in addition to your workers' compensation benefits
- Receive a Notice of Compensation Payable (NCP), Temporary Notice of Compensation Payable (TNCP), Temporary Notice of Compensation Denial (NCD) from your employer or its insurer within twenty (20) days of your work-related disability
Your Duties May Include:
- Notify your employer about your work injury
- Complete/submit an injury claim form
- Treat up to 90 days with company doctors
- Submit to an "independent medical exam"
- Notify your employer if your medical condition or employment status changes
- Make good faith attempts to return to the work force if work is available within your medical restrictions
- Complete forms up to once every six months to submit to the workers' comp insurance company about your work status and ability
Call Toll Free at (877) 412-5538 for Advice About Your Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Case
At Huber & Palsir, we recognize that your pain might go beyond the immediate physical discomfort that you experience as result of the workplace injury. Oftentimes, being away from work takes a toll on our lives, our emotions, and our families. This is why we're dedicated to our work. We're not only in the business of helping clients win cases, though that is an important part of what we do. We believe that if you can gain control of your circumstances with the help of our attorneys, you will move more quickly toward recovery and peace of mind.
Contact a Reading Workman's Comp Lawyer
If you're ready to receive what you are owed, representatives from Huber & Palsir are here to help. Contact our law firm today to set up a free consultation with an experienced, accessible, and dedicated Philadelphia workers' compensation attorney.
