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The Commonwealth Court holds that if the 120th day for notice of a work injury falls on a weekend or holiday, notice is extended to the next business day, pursuant to the Statutory Construction Act.
On July 25, 2015, the claimant, an emergency room nurse, began experiencing significant pain in her leg, which increased over the course of her s
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An award of specific loss benefits payable to claimant that became part of her estate after her death from non-work-related causes are subject to the employer’s subrogation lien upon the proceedings of a third party settlement for claimant’s work injuries
The claimant was at a work-related restaurant event when she fell from a high stool and landed on her back.
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Special Workers' Compensation Alert - Pennsylvania
In the recent case of Carl Sadler v. WCAB (Philadelphia Coca-Cola Company); No. 6 EAP 2020; decided Jan.
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Special Workers' Compensation Alert - Pennsylvania
Today, the Pennsylvania Bureau of Workers' Compensation issued the following bulletin:
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Special Workers' Compensation Alert - Delaware
In Carl Fowler v. Perdue, Inc., (IAB Hearing No. 1501167- Decided Dec.
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The Board grants the motion to dismiss the claimant’s DACD petition seeking compensation for permanency on the basis that a prior Board decision had determined that, while the claimant sustained injuries to those body parts, they had resolved.
This case came before the Board on July 9, 2020, on the claimant’s DACD petition, seeking compensation for alleged per
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Judge rules that a prior final compensation order did not predict that permanent total disability benefits would flow from the award in that the claimant intended, but did not, undergo a surgery to alleviate the work-related injury.
The claimant filed a petition for benefits, seeking permanent total disability benefits.
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The First District Court of Appeal was not persuaded by the argument that listing the left knee as an accepted body part on the pre-trial stipulation constituted acceptance of the left knee condition.
The claimant, a firefighter, suffered a work-related injury to his left knee in 1997.
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