Pennsylvania's hardworking spirit fuels its economy, but unfortunately, workplace injuries can happen even in the most diligent environments. When your job leaves you hurt, filing for workers' compensation is your right. However, whispers of fear sometimes arise:...
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5 reasons people injure joints at work
In the bustling environment of the workplace, it is not uncommon for employees to experience joint injuries that can lead to discomfort and reduced productivity. The World Health Organization estimates that one-third of workplace injuries involve a joint such as the...
Getting workers’ compensation with a pre-existing condition
One of the biggest challenges that workers face with a workers’ compensation claim is the presence of a pre-existing condition. The insurance carrier might deny the claim with an assertion that the pre-existing condition caused the situation. Before you file your...
Do you have low-back strains and sprains from your job?
Dealing with an acute low-back strain or sprain can be challenging. You may want to pursue a workers' compensation claim if you have a back injury from your job. Understanding the process and your rights helps you receive the support you need during your recovery....
Office workers are at risk of developing carpal tunnel syndrome
Office workers spend a significant portion of their day engaged in computer-related tasks while seated at desks. While their jobs do not involve the same amount of physical exertion as some positions, they are still at risk of sustaining injuries. Sitting for extended...
Why is my workers’ compensation not paying me?
If you are wondering why your workers' compensation is not paying you as expected, there could be several reasons behind this situation. The bottom line, though, is that you deserve compensation for your workplace injury. You can make sure you get what you deserve by...
More than a quarter of truck driver injuries involve the arms
Commercial truck drivers keep goods moving, covering vast distances to ensure timely deliveries. Amidst their demanding schedules, drivers often face physical challenges, and an ongoing area of concern is the prevalence of arm injuries. The repetitive nature of tasks...
4 tips to strengthen workers’ compensation lawsuit
From sprained ankles and back pain to accidental needle pricks, thousands of American workers get hurt on the job each year. You should receive compensation for your medical expenses if the injury occurred on the job site. According to the National Council of...
How can unwanted needle pricks affect healthcare workers?
The threat of unwanted needle pricks casts a looming shadow over the practitioners dedicated to healing. Beyond the physical pain, these injuries pose a severe risk of infections and complications. Delving into the issues and serious health concerns that can stem from...
Concussions at work and workers’ compensation
Concussions are not just a concern for athletes on the field; they can also occur in the workplace. When a worker sustains a concussion on the job, it raises questions about workers' compensation and how to navigate the process. You should understand what happens when...