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Under Pennsylvania law an injured worker is entitled to medical benefits for work injuries suffered in the course and scope of employment and wage loss benefits when an injury prevents a return to work. It is important that an injured worker understand his or her legal rights to make sure he or she will receives all benefits he or she is entitled to. Most often an employer or the workers compensation carrier does not provide the injured worker with complete and accurate information about your legal rights. It is therefore always important to know your rights. 

The sooner you report a work injury, the better. To properly report a work injury the injured worker must tell a supervisor of the injury and how you were hurt. You must also report the date of the injury, or if you have suffered a repetitive injury, when you became aware of the problem if you are continuing to work or, if the repetitive injury has caused you to stop working, the date you could no longer work. All work injuries must be reported within 120 days of the occurrence. 

Filing for social security disability can be a complicated and tedious process. As your Social Security disability representative, we will provide you help in all aspects of claim process. From the initial claim filing to the hearing testimony, we will be with you to ensure your claim is presented in the best possible way for a favorable outcome. 

Through our understanding of Social Security law and the specific circumstances of your claim we will secure all needed medical and non-medical evidence for the claim to be granted. Contact us for a fee phone consultation. 

At the Law Office of Warren K. Soll, LLC we know how challenging the application, appeals and hearing process can be when seeking your SSD or SSI benefits. We are always avalLable to answer your questions. Our personal attention to your case means you can rest assured knowing we are doing everything we can to support your claim and make your life easier. You will not be disappointed with the legal representation you will be afforded. 

Through our understanding of Social Security law and the specific circumstances of your claim we will secure all needed medical and non-medical evidence for the claim to be granted. Contact us for a fee phone consultation.