The injured worker was stuck with a needle in 1994, contracting HIV, later developing into Aides.

As the modern gig economy continues to expand, seasonal and other temporary work is only likely to grow further. Workers who are injured while working a seasonal job, often have questions about whether they are covered by Pennsylvania’s workers’ compensation insurance regime.

A claim settlement of a 69 year old Vietnam two tour Veteran just before Memorial Day. What a fitting way to thank this client – and all of the men and women who have fought for the freedoms and system of justice found only in America.

The Legislators for the House and Senate of Pennsylvania are constantly called upon to address proposed changes to the workers’ compensation system, from advocates for both injured workers’ rights, as well as from those on the “other” side, seeking to minimize costs to employers and insurance companies.

An Injured person lives with the pain, frustration, disability, financial stress and family stress every single day. This makes them believe (probably correctly) there is no amount of money in the world that is enough to compensate them for everything that has and may continue to affect them since the incident occurred.

The claimant suffered her work injury in 1991, when struck in the face and mouth by a disgruntled insurance adjuster. It was a “medical only” claim, with no lost time or lost wages.