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“What is the workers’ compensation deposition process?” Getting injured on the job is unfamiliar territory for most workers. Injured workers typically have a number of questions about the process. This article deals with the deposition, a routine aspect of many workers’ compensation cases. What is a deposition? If you are filing a workers’ compensation claim,… Read more

If you’re injured on the job and file a workers’ compensation claim, what happens next? Knowing the facts can help put your mind at ease. Even more important, there’s a list of do’s and don’ts that you should follow until your case is decided. Enjoy this infographic? Copy and paste the embed code below to share… Read more

Martin Law has built a long-standing reputation by helping thousands of injured Pennsylvania workers receive the compensation they deserve. The firm represents a combined level of knowledge and experience unparalleled in workers’ compensation law. For more than 10 years, Matthew L. Wilson has co-authored editions of Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Practice and Procedure, the touchstone manual… Read more

Recently, a study reported that more than a dozen large companies in Texas have decided to opt-out of the state system for workers’ compensation coverage for their employees, and the companies report 44% cost savings on workplace injuries as a result—an amount totaling millions of dollars. Texas is the only state in which employers are… Read more

There are two Social Security disability programs: Social Security Disability (SSD) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI).  It is common for people to use the names or abbreviations of these programs interchangeably, however they are both very different. An individual can be eligible for both, one, or none. Social Security disability (SSD, or SSDI) benefits can… Read more

A Social Security disability lawyer protects your rights and can guide you through a long and frustrating process.  Please understand that the Social Security Administration will not do you any favors to help prove your case.  They process paperwork and you are a number, just another claim.  As most people know, Social Security denies most… Read more