Chambersburg, Carlisle, and Lancaster Workers Comp Lawyer

Chambersburg, Carlisle and Lancaster Workers Comp Lawyer

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New Office in Lancaster, PA

Mark Buterbaugh

Mooney 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…Continue readingNew Office in Lancaster, PA

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What is ‘mechanism of injury’ in Pennsylvania workers’ compensation?

Mark Buterbaugh

A 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…Continue readingWhat is ‘mechanism of injury’ in Pennsylvania workers’ compensation?

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Workers Comp Back to Virtual Hearings

Mark Buterbaugh

On August 16, 2021, the Bureau of Workers’ Compensation authorized Workers’ Compensation hearings to be back in-person.  Due to the COVID-19 Delta Variant, that lasted just 10 days.  Word has…Continue readingWorkers Comp Back to Virtual Hearings

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Amazon Under Fire for Work Injuries

Mark Buterbaugh

Amazon has come under recent fire for significant amount of work-related injuries, which may are significant injuries. In Central Pennsylvania, Amazon has a deep footprint, including in Carlisle, Chambersburg, Lewisberry,…Continue readingAmazon Under Fire for Work Injuries

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Joint Replacement and Pennsylvania Workers Comp

Mark Buterbaugh

Joint replacement surgeries as a result of a work-related injury are not all that uncommon, especially in older workers.  Often times, when an injured worker is recommended for a knee…Continue readingJoint Replacement and Pennsylvania Workers Comp

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Why do I have to resign if I settle my workers compensation case?

Mark Buterbaugh

One of the hard ‘facts’ of a Pennsylvania workers’ compensation settlement is the ‘requirement’ to resign from employment to accept a settlement.  Is it a requirement under the Pennsylvania Workers’…Continue readingWhy do I have to resign if I settle my workers compensation case?

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In Pennsylvania, Seven DO NOTS When Attending an IME

Mark Buterbaugh

Independent Medical Examinations are frequent in workers compensation cases in Pennsylvania.  Just a few quick words about an IME.  First, they are not ‘independent’ exams.  These are exams scheduled by…Continue readingIn Pennsylvania, Seven DO NOTS When Attending an IME

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What Makes Mooney Law Different Than Those Firms That You See in Ads

Mark Buterbaugh

Mooney Law advertises our firm.  Of course we do.  However, we do not advertise as much as some of these firms you see everywhere on billboards and TV.  Those ads…Continue readingWhat Makes Mooney Law Different Than Those Firms That You See in Ads

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What happens if my employer has no workers compensation insurance?

Mark Buterbaugh

Unfortunately, I still get calls from clients who were injured at work, but their employer advised they cannot file for workers compensation benefits because they do not have workers compensation…Continue readingWhat happens if my employer has no workers compensation insurance?

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Am I entitled to a settlement in Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation?

Mark Buterbaugh

In Pennsylvania, injured workers are not entitled to a settlement.  That is the quick, easy answer.  However, most Pennsylvania workers’ compensation cases in litigation do indeed end with a settlement.…Continue readingAm I entitled to a settlement in Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation?