Category: PA Workers’ Compensation

If you're an injured worker, and you receive a document in the mail called Assignment of Petition to a Workers' Compensation Judge, then that means either your attorney, yourself, or the employer's attorney, filed...

If you get injured at work and have no lawyers within your family or friends, where do you go? Chances are, you’d search online, ask for referrals from friends and family, or have TV...

Following a work injury, and according to workers’ compensation case laws, after you deem able to work again, your employer can ask you to return to work. The new work offered could be lighter...

Every year, workplace injuries and fatalities cost the American economy $51.8 billion and $103.7 billion in direct and indirect costs, respectively. While the number of occupational injuries and illnesses have gone down in last...

The state of Pennsylvania will be celebrating its 31st International Spring Festival at North Penn High School, Lansdale, PA. This festival celebrates the diversity in the local community. Everyone comes together to have an...

The baseball season is in full swing in Lansdale, PA, and Cardamone Law is proud to be a part of the cheering squad for the North Penn Knights. As one of its official sponsors,...

Your favorite workers’ compensation law firm – Cardamone Law – is expanding and growing. Thanks to the mounting trust our community keeps putting in us, we are becoming ever stronger to defend you and...

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...

I get many phone calls from clients and prospective clients about the peculiar document, called a Notice of Ability To Return To Work. This is a form, LIBC 757, sent to an injured worker...