While no one in Pennsylvania expects to get in a car accident on any given day you can anticipate that a car crash could be a possibility and thus you carry auto insurance. However, what if the driver who caused the crash does not have auto insurance? In such...
There are several reasons your claim could be rejected, including that you did not report your injury within 21 days of the incident or within 120 days of having knowledge of a work-related disease. Another reason is that you did not file a northeastern Pennsylvania...
Workers’ compensation benefits can serve as a financial lifeline when you’re injured and no longer able to work. But these benefits aren’t guaranteed, and even after you’re awarded benefits, your employer and its insurance company are going to look for a way to reduce...
Workers’ compensation provides much-needed financial support when an employee is injured on the job. It is used to pay for medical expenses, to recoup lost wages and for other needs. There may be situations where the claim is denied and the employee needs to...
The shock of a car accident is immediate and lasting. Your first fears are your medical issues, but your next fears are how to pay for those medical bills. If you have been injured in a car accident in Pennsylvania, wondering how you can pay for your medical bills and...
Our state has unique insurance options. And, if you live in Pennsylvania and own a car, you have to choose between two types of insurance coverage: full tort or limited tort insurance. This choice can have a significant effect on your ability to recover compensation...
