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Workers' compensation serves as a crucial safety net for employees facing injuries or illnesses arising from their work duties. In Pennsylvania, the Department of Labor & Industry (DLI) has established guidelines to ensure fair treatment and transparency in the process. According to the DLI, insurers responsible for workers' compensation payments are obligated to provide...

In Pennsylvania, the duration of workers' compensation benefits depends on various factors. However, partial disability benefits can potentially be collected for up to 500 weeks and total disability for up to 104 weeks unless the permanent impairment rating threshold is met. What Pennsylvania Law States About How Long Workers' Compensation Lasts According to Pennsylvania’s...

Suffering a work-related injury in Pennsylvania comes with responsibilities and timelines, particularly when it comes to seeking medical attention. You are required to see a doctor immediately and, in many cases, it must be a designated healthcare provider specified by your employer. The Immediate Aftermath After A Work Injury In the immediate aftermath of...

Receiving a lump sum settlement from workers' compensation can bring relief to an injured employee, but it often raises questions about the possibility of returning to work.  Returning to Work After a Lump Sum Settlement The possibility of returning to work after receiving a lump sum workers’ compensation settlement often hinges on the insurer's...

Pennsylvania workers' compensation laws are designed to provide financial protection and support for employees who suffer injuries or illnesses in the course of their employment. Understanding these laws is crucial to ensure a fair and efficient process in the event of a workplace injury.  The Pennsylvania's Workers' Compensation Act The PA Workers’ Compensation Act...

Skiing can pose risks of mild to severe injuries, including sprains, fractures, and head injuries. Factors such as skill level, terrain difficulty, and adherence to safety guidelines contribute to the likelihood of injuries. Here is an overview of 2023 ski injury statistics.  Overall Ski Injury Rates Every year, approximately 600,000 people in the U.S....