Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Attorneys

Lowenthal & Abrams is there to protect injured workers and they are dedicated to take the necessary legal action to ensure their disability claims are accurately handled. Have you been temporary disabled, permanently disabled, or a loved one died due to the employer’s negligence? Pennsylvania workers’ compensation attorneys at Lowenthal & Abrams have the experience and knowledge to help you settle your disability claim.

Contact our Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Attorneys to help you understand all your workers rights!

Common Problems When Injured On the Job:

• Medical bill unpaid
• Permanently disable
• Employer claiming no responsibility
• Loss of wages
• Disability benefits denial
• Suffering and pain

Lowenthal & Abrams fights for the rights for injured workers insurance benefits. One of our lawyers, James B. Mogul, is a veteran worker comp attorney with over 20 years of experience almost exclusively in work injury and employment discrimination cases. He and his team know the Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Laws and they work tirelessly for their client’s rights.

The PA Workers’ Compensation Act was signed into law. The act imposes additional requirements and prohibitions to the state’s already complicated workers’ comp system such as revisions to the reimbursement rates and fee schedule review process, self-referral prohibitions, and alterations to the utilization review and peer review process. Since these new tenets continue to affect physicians as both health care providers and employers, they are briefly reviewed here for members’ reference.

In Pennsylvania, if you are injured while at work, you are entitled by law to have your medical bills and up to 2/3 of your lost wages paid. In situations of long-term injury, you can often obtain a settlement now for future wage loss.

Unfortunately, employers and insurance companies often do not cooperate with the injury victim.

Some Type Of Cases That Our Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Attorneys Handle include:

• Eye or Vision Problems
• Construction Injuries
• Lost Short Term Pay
• Disability Benefits
• Post Medical Treatment
• Elevated Falls
• Occupational Disease
• Toxic Fume Injuries

Have you been injured on the job? Contact our Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Attorneys and we will advise you of your rights and legal options to obtain a work injury settlement.

Click Here – Read about the Pennsylvania Injured Workers Association (PIWA)

Click Here – Read on Philadelphia workers’ compensation issues and to contact our Philadelphia Workers’ Compensation Attorneys