Disabled? Unfortunately, a work related injury or accident can result in temporary or lifelong disabilities. The law firm
of Lowenthal & Abrams serves injured and disabled workers in the
Philadelphia metro area and throughout Philadelphia neighborhoods
such as Fairmount, Brewerytown, Franklinville, East Oak
Lane, Melrose Park, Germantown, Chestnut Hill, Roxborough,
Millbrook and Kensington.
If you or someone you know is disabled due to a work related injury, a Philadelphia workers' compensation lawyer can help. Contact our Philadelphia Workers' Compensation Lawyer at Lowenthal & Abrams today!
The law firm of Lowenthal & Abrams fights for your
work injury rights to disability benefits. James
B. Mogul is our Philadelphia
workers' compensation lawyer with over 20 years of experience.
The three main types of disabilities that our
Philadelphia workers' compensation
lawyer handle include the following:
- Partial Disability
- Permanent Partial Disability
- Permanent Total Disability
What is the amount of compensation an employee would receive because of their disability? For partial disability, it is 66 2/3% of the difference between the employee's weekly wages and the wages that the employee can earn after being injured, up to five hundred weeks. With permanent partial disability, it is 66 2/3% of the employee's weekly wages for a period determined by the type of disability. Finally, with a permanent total disability, the compensation is usually around 66 2/3% of the employee's weekly wage.
If you are experiencing a loss of function of any body part due to a work injury, workers’ compensation will also provide compensation for permanent disability. Our Philadelphia workers' compensation lawyer can help you or your loved one receive that compensation.
If you or someone you know is disabled due to a work related injury, a Philadelphia workers' compensation lawyer can help. Contact our Philadelphia Workers' Compensation Lawyer at Lowenthal & Abrams today!
The Bureau of Workers' Compensation in Pennsylvania carries
out the provisions of the Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation
Act. The Office of Adjudication administers the process
for settling workers' compensation claims. If you lost
a body part, became paralyzed, or experienced any other
type of disability due to a work related injury, our Philadelphia
workers' compensation lawyer are here to help.
Do not assume things! Even if you are already receiving workers' compensation from your employer or your employer's workers' compensation insurance company because of a disability, there is a possibility that you are not definitely receiving the compensation to which you are entitled. You may deserve much more! Contact a Philadelphia workers' compensation lawyer regarding your current situation.
Contact
our Philadelphia Workers' Compensation Lawyer at Lowenthal & Abrams
today!
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