by Karl Voigt, June 19, 2025 Summer starts tomorrow - and with it, long hours, heavy lifting, and dangerous heat. Whether you’re roofing under the sun, driving long shifts with no A/C, or pulling freight in a sweltering warehouse, summer is prime time for workplace injuries. If you get hurt on the job, don’t assume … Continue reading Summer starts tomorrow! Injured on the Job? Don’t Let Your Boss or the Insurance Company Decide What You Deserve
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2024 PA Workers’ Comp Report: Fewer Injuries, Higher Costs, and a Crackdown on Cheating Employers
by Karl Voigt On June 6, 2025, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania released its 2024 Workers’ Compensation Annual Report, and the data reveals some important - and surprising -trends for both workers and employers. While reported work injuries are down significantly, the cost of treating those injuries is rising fast. At the same time, state officials … Continue reading 2024 PA Workers’ Comp Report: Fewer Injuries, Higher Costs, and a Crackdown on Cheating Employers
New Hope for Pain Relief: What a Breakthrough Painkiller Could Mean for Injured Workers
by Karl Voigt If you’ve ever dealt with serious pain after a work injury, you know how frustrating - and sometimes dangerous - the treatment options can be. As a workers’ compensation attorney, I’ve seen too many clients struggle with pain that affects their sleep, their ability to work, and their basic quality of life. … Continue reading New Hope for Pain Relief: What a Breakthrough Painkiller Could Mean for Injured Workers
Recent Changes at the Social Security Administration
by Karl Voigt Recently, the Social Security Administration (SSA) has introduced changes that impact disability claimants, and it’s crucial to understand what these mean for your case. Recent leadership changes under the Trump administration are impacting the SSA. Following the resignation of acting commissioner Michelle King, who opposed the Department of Government Efficiency’s (DOGE) access … Continue reading Recent Changes at the Social Security Administration
social Security, disability recipients: 2025 Substantial Gainful Activity update
by Karl Voigt The Social Security Administration (SSA) has announced the Substantial Gainful Activity (SGA) amounts for 2025, which are critical for individuals receiving Social Security Disability benefits and performing some sort of work. SGA refers to the level of work activity and earnings that the SSA considers when determining eligibility for disability benefits. If … Continue reading social Security, disability recipients: 2025 Substantial Gainful Activity update
The Importance of Revising the Official Description of a Workers’ Compensation Injury in Pennsylvania
by Karl Voigt Navigating workers’ compensation claims can be complicated, particularly when the initial injury diagnosis is incomplete or inaccurately described. For workers injured in Pennsylvania, it’s essential to understand that insurance companies are legally required to acknowledge an injury through a document called the Notice of Compensation Payable (NCP) within 21 days of the … Continue reading The Importance of Revising the Official Description of a Workers’ Compensation Injury in Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation System: 2023 Report Key Highlights
by Karl Voigt Every year, the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and industry is required to author a Workplace Safety Annual Report. The 2023 Report, just published, highlights the Commonwealth's efforts and achievements in maintaining a robust and efficient workers' compensation system that protects both workers and employers. The report outlines the administration and operational structure, … Continue reading Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation System: 2023 Report Key Highlights
Understanding Workers’ Compensation Benefit Calculation in Pennsylvania
by Karl Voigt Workers’ Compensation is a vital safety net for employees who suffer injuries on the job, ensuring they receive necessary medical care and financial support. In Pennsylvania, the calculation of Workers’ Compensation benefits follows specific guidelines to determine the amount of wage loss compensation an injured worker is entitled to receive. Here’s an … Continue reading Understanding Workers’ Compensation Benefit Calculation in Pennsylvania
Workplace Injuries Among Airport Tarmac Workers
By Karl Voigt Airport tarmac workers play an essential role in ensuring the smooth operation of airports worldwide. These dedicated individuals guide aircraft, load and unload cargo, and maintain the runways. However, their job also comes with inherent risks that can lead to severe injuries. A new OSHA report discusses the increase in injuries among … Continue reading Workplace Injuries Among Airport Tarmac Workers
Can I Work and Still Collect Workers’ Compensation?
Can I Work and Still Collect Workers’ Compensation?by Karl VoigtIf you have had a work injury, even a minor one, your doctor may prescribe physical limitations that prevent you from doing your regular job. These may be temporary or they may be permanent.Our clients often ask us if they can go back to work after … Continue reading Can I Work and Still Collect Workers’ Compensation?
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