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Some of the more common questions about Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation are answered here.

If you are having trouble dealing with the Workers’ Compensation Insurance Company for your employer, or you believe they are deliberately trying to confuse you or cause delays, we can help.

The Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Lawyers with Calhoon and Kaminsky P.C., provide a little history on our Workers’ Comp Laws.

Going into a courtroom trial can be a very nerve-racking experience, even if you have absolutely nothing to hide. You may be scared that you’ll say something wrong or may be shaky and nervous in front of the judge. In this video, PA workers’ compensation lawyer Ron Calhoon of the…

Tired of waiting for pre-approval from the Pennsylvania (PA) workers’ compensation carrier to obtain needed treatment or medications? Tired of the lie that there is no such thing as pre-approval? The simple, hardly ever used or know to exist, solution is to file a Prospective UR (Utilization Review) which is…

The Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry has determined the statewide average weekly wage for work injuries on and after Jan. 1, 2012, shall be $888.00 per week. The most an injured worker can receive in weekly compensation is $888.00. For purposes of calculating payments for medical treatment rendered on…

C&S Wholesale Grocers, Inc. in West Hanover Township, Harrisburg, PA has laid off 260 workers. The warehouse at 100 Quality Circle has closed. Employees who suffered a work injury, are currently working with medical restrictions and are laid off may be entitled to a reinstatement of workers’ compensation benefits. Your receipt…

On August 11, 2011 two employees of Southwest Delaware County Sewer Authority were injured, one fatally. The employees were cleaning a valve, when they fell inside a well. The accident occurred at the Aston pumping station, outside Philadelphia, PA. If you have a question about workers’ compensation in Pennsylvania, call…

Ron Calhoon would like to thank their peers for recognizing their dedicated service to injured workers. Ultimately, we thank our clients for the privilege of serving them since it is the recognition of representing the injured that resulted in being honored as the best 5% of attorneys. It is rewarding…

How much is your case worth? According to Calhoon and Kaminsky P.C., “every case is as unique as a snowflake”. You cannot place a value on your case based on any other settlement. There are many factors that must be taken into consideration including missed wages, the seriousness of the…