We are frequently contacted with questions about the use of sick, personal, or vacation days and workers’ compensation benefits. Most employees, and also many employers, simply do not understand the laws that apply to these situations. Often employees are told they must use their sick, personal, or vacation time before being eligible for Pennsylvania workers’ […]
Win Workers’ Compensation: 5 Ways to Increase Your Chances
According to a recent survey, roughly three-quarters of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck. That means that fewer than one in four Americans have enough money to pay their expenses or cushion the blow of a job loss. If a work-related injury causes disability it is always hoped that compensation payments will be forthcoming in […]
8 Things Not Covered By Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation
One of the most frequently asked questions by new clients in a workers compensation case is “What is covered?”. Or, stated another way, “What do I get?”. The working injured are anxious to familiarize themselves with all of the benefits available under the Workers Compensation Act. However, what is commonly not asked is, “What is […]
Proposed Tax on Legal Services
Senate Bill 76 was voted out of the Senate Finance Committee on 9/16/14. The bill now proceeds to the Senate floor for a vote. Titled the Property Tax Independence Act, the bill is intended to provide property tax relief. The bill proposes to replace school property taxes with an increase in the sales and use […]
10 Things You Should Know About the Pennsylvania Heart and Lung Act
1. What is the Heart and Lung Act? The Heart and Lung Act allows disabled police officers and firefighters to receive 100% of their regular salary, tax free. Salary is considered as base pay, excluding overtime. 2. Can I Collect Workers’ Compensation Benefits for an Injury Covered by Heart and Lung? Yes, but while receiving […]
Recent Case-WCJ’s Decision
YC&L Attorneys Benjamin L. Costello & Kelly J. Dollins recently obtained a Decision and Order from a Workers’ Compensation Judge (WCJ) awarding payment of medical bills, penalties and a substantial attorney fee for a Claimant whose physical therapy bills were being unreasonably denied by Selective Insurance Company. The case involved a Claimant who received physical […]
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