JENKINTOWN PERSONAL INJURY ATTORNEYS

The most important thing to keep in mind is that you still have a chance to obtain workers’ compensation benefits. The most important thing that you should consider doing now is meet with an experienced workers’ compensation attorney. In many cases, missing information can prevent you from receiving the benefits you may be entitled to receive.

Time is of the essence when your Pennsylvania workers’ compensation benefits have been denied. If you sustained an injury while at work, regardless of fault, you should be entitled to receive benefits. However, benefits can be denied for a variety of reasons, leaving you to manage the mounting medical bills and lost wages. After your benefits have been denied, there are certain time limits and deadlines that you must adhere to if you are appealing your employers (or the insurance company’s) decision to deny you benefits.

Your best course of action is to speak to an attorney free of charge and chart out your course of action with them. They will handle deadlines, court preparation and liaise with your medical team, allowing you to focus on your health and rehabilitation.

When workers’ compensation benefits are denied, it is not a time to give up. Be sure to contact an attorney immediately to discuss your claim process and your case. Our Philadelphia workers’ compensation attorneys will meet with you for free to discuss your case and review your next steps. Call us today at 888-807-WORK (9675) to schedule a free case evaluation.