Workers' compensation and personal injury
Injured at work? Talk to a lawyer before you sign anything.
Insurers move quickly after an injury, and the first offer is rarely the fair one. We review your case at no cost and you owe nothing unless we recover money for you.
- Representing workers since
- 2009
- Unless we recover for you
- No fee
- Response to new enquiries
- Same day
- Initial case review
- Free
What we do
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Workers' compensation
Denied, delayed or underpaid claims.
Most of our work. We handle denied claims, terminated benefits, disputes about how much you are owed, and independent medical examinations that reach convenient conclusions. You keep treating; we handle the insurer.
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Third-party injury claims
When someone other than your employer is at fault.
Workers' compensation does not pay for pain and suffering. If a contractor, driver or equipment manufacturer caused your injury, a separate claim may exist alongside it. We look for that in every case.
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Motor vehicle injury
Including crashes while working.
Delivery drivers, sales staff and tradespeople injured on the road often have two claims running at once. Handling them together avoids the trap where one settlement quietly reduces the other.
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Appeals and hearings
When a claim has already been refused.
A denial is not the end. We take on cases other firms have turned down and cases where the client filed alone and lost. Bring the paperwork you have, even if it is incomplete.
Common questions
What does it cost to talk to you?
Nothing. The initial review is free and there is no obligation. If we take your case, our fee is a percentage of what we recover, agreed in writing before we start. If we recover nothing, you owe nothing.
My claim was already denied. Is it too late?
Usually not, but deadlines in Pennsylvania are strict and they start running from specific dates. Call as soon as you can. Even if we cannot help, we will tell you what your deadline is.
Can my employer fire me for filing a claim?
Retaliation for filing a legitimate claim is unlawful. It still happens. If it happens to you, that is a separate matter we can act on, so tell us early rather than after the fact.
The insurer sent me to their doctor. Do I have to go?
Generally yes, but you should speak to a lawyer first. These examinations carry real weight in a claim, and knowing what the appointment is actually for changes how you approach it.
How long will my case take?
A straightforward disputed claim often resolves within months. A contested case that goes to hearing can take considerably longer. We will give you an honest estimate at the first meeting and update it as things move.
Request a free case review
Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 6pm. Messages answered same day.