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Pennsylvania Eye or Vision Problems Lawyers

In almost every profession, having functional vision is essential to completing the tasks of the job. Without adequate visual acuity, it might be difficult or impossible for an individual to accomplish his or her job responsibilities. Unfortunately, there are some jobs that may endanger a worker’s vision either through constant strain or the risk accidents that may injure one’s eyes.

When you suffer an eye injury in the workplace or develop a visual impairment, you will likely require medical attention and may not be able to work for a period of days or weeks. Fortunately, a successful workers’ compensation claim can help you to contend with some of the adverse financial effects of this troubling situation. Contact the Pennsylvania eye or vision problems lawyers of Lowenthal & Abrams, P.C., at 610-667-7511 if you are faced with sight difficulties due to an event or the occupational circumstances of your employment.

Workers’ Compensation

When you suffer a debilitation vision problem at work, you may not be able to safely and to correctly carry out the duties of your occupation. As such, you will likely have to take time off to recover, which likely means you will lose wages.

Vision problems that may lead to such a condition may include:

  • Temporary loss of vision in one or both eyes
  • Blurred vision
  • Blindness

Individuals who suffer from these conditions may be entitled to workers’ compensation benefits. It is important to note that applying for benefits means that individuals admit that their employers were not at fault for their injuries, negating the possibility for a personal injury claim.

Contact Us

The Pennsylvania eye or vision problems attorneys of Lowenthal & Abrams, P.C., may be able to help victims of workplace accidents that harm one’s eyesight. Contact us today at 610-667-7511 for assistance filing a workers’ compensation claim or handling an appeal if your initial filing has been denied.