Facebook and other social media can harm your Pennsylvania workers’ compensation case. In today’s world, it is natural that when something impactful happens in our lives, we want to share…
Read FullHere are twelve basic things injured workers should know about Pennsylvania workers' compensation. Only employees are entitled to workers’ compensation benefits in Pennsylvania. Often times, usually in cases where the…
Read FullThe Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry has released the 2022 average weekly wage rates. The Department set the maximum average weekly wage (AWW) at $1,870.50 with a maximum disability…
Read FullWork restriction notes from the treating doctor are important to a workers’ compensation case. This can be confusing when an injured worker is out of work or has been terminated…
Read FullIt is that time of year when winter weather can roll into our area at anytime. Snow, ice, and freezing rain make for slippery conditions. Not only does winter weather…
Read FullWith the winter season upon us, we are being advised to expect increases or a new 'wave' of COVID cases, especially with the appearance of the Omicron variant. In fact,…
Read FullOn November 17, 2021, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court unanimously held in Peters v. WCAB (Cintas Corporation) that an injured worker injured in a car accident after a work sponsored happy…
Read FullInjured workers should be wary of settlement offers made by workers compensation insurance carriers in November and December. Many workers’ compensation insurance carriers like to close out claims by the…
Read FullMooney Law just opened a new full-time office in downtown Lancaster, Pennsylvania. With the firm's Lancaster area clientele growing, the timing was right for the firm to make a strong…
Read FullA phrase we throw around in workers’ compensation circles is the ‘mechanism of injury’. What exactly does ‘mechanism of injury’ mean in workers compensation cases? Simply put --- mechanism of…
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