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The Social Security Administration created and uses what has been named the “blue book” for professionals. This book contains a complete listing and description of every disorder by which a claimant may qualify for Social Security Disability.

There are constant dangers on the road in Pennsylvania and across the nation. From drunk drivers to distracted drivers to recklessness, it may seem like an accident can occur without warning and cause serious personal injury and death.

In a unanimous Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision, a Philadelphia resident and flight attendant retained her right to obtain workers’ compensation benefits for an injury she suffered in an employee parking lot. Her employer, a major U.S. airline company, argued her ineligibility for benefits based on her voluntary decision to use a designated company parking lot.

Recently, you suffered an injury, either on or off the clock. No matter where or how the incident happened, it resulted in a brain injury.

You know all too well how difficult it can be to receive approval for Social Security disability, but you managed to secure benefits. That said, are you making the most of your regular checks?

When Pennsylvanian residents are rear-ended, whiplash is not uncommon. While it is a common injury in topics of discussion, many people do not know how serious it is.

Each state handles its own workers’ compensation system. While there are some details that are the same between state programs, there are also many differences.

Pennsylvania employees injured on the job know they can file for workers’ compensation under state law. Workplace injuries such as falling or getting a cut are common.

Even if you love your job, it probably comes with a degree of stress attached to it. While there are several ways to manage anxiety effectively, you may become incapable of coping.

One of the main concerns of a worker who has suffered a workplace injury is to find a doctor that the state workers’ compensation law will cover. According to the state Workers’ Compensation Act, Pennsylvania employers can create a list of health care providers for injured workers to choose from.