Sounds like a typical lawyer answer, but it's true- the answer is that it depends. Some hearings are for a brief discussion between the attorneys and the Work Comp Judge, called a "Pre -Trial"...
Tag: PA Work Comp Attorney
November 30, 2013
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August 2, 2011
Yes. Proper notice of the offset must be given. And, the injured worker may dispute the offset by filing a Petition to Review Offset. If an injured worker in Pennsylvania is receiving Social Security...
April 4, 2011
Yes, unless you want your wage loss benefits to be suspended. The insurance company/Employer is entitled to find out if you are receiving income or certain benefits while you are on workers comp in...
