Category: PA Workers’ Compensation

In a unanimous Decision, the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, in an Opinion written by Justice Munday, dated November 17, 2021, Jonathan Peters v. WCAB (Cintas Corp.) defined the standard for injured traveling employees (an...

Supersedeas is a request by the employer/insurance company to cut off/supersede or reduce your indemnity (wage loss) benefits. You will often see a Supersedeas request when a Termination/Modification/Suspension Petition is filed against you. These...

Michael Cardamone has been a featured guest on the "Ask the Experts" Radio show for the past few years. He speaks about Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Law with hosts Steve O or Leigh Richards, both...

I received a Petition to Terminate my benefits for my Pennsylvania Work Comp case, what do I do? If you aren't represented by a lawyer yet, please call us 7 days a week at...

If you are an injured worker and you receive a hearing notice, you want to speak to your PA Work Comp Lawyer as soon as possible. If you don’t have one, call PA workers’...

What does a request for Supersedeas mean in a Pennsylvania Work Comp case? It means the insurer/employer is requesting to reduce or eliminate your wage loss checks based on evidence of an earning power-...

When you settle a Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation case via Compromise & Release- the name of our form for global/lump sum settlements, there are many issues to consider: Are the names of the parties listed...

The short answer is Yes! There are a few ways for Pennsylvania to have jurisdiction for a work-related injury. First, of course, if you are injured in the course and scope of employment in...

While there are still 6 weeks left in 2018, we wanted to share some highlights for our firm for 2018- which was an exciting year! -Early in the year, we settled a landmark case...