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Healthcare Workers: Nurses, Nurse Aides, Home Healthcare, Hospice Care; The Most Hazardous Jobs in the U.S.

Did you know that healthcare workers are at the highest risk for work-related injuries, surpassing workers in the construction industry and the mining industry? If you’ve been injured on the job as a healthcare worker, visit our Workers’ Compensation practice area to learn how we can assist you with benefits and claims. Nurses and assistants/aides…

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driver using a cellphone while driving

Pennsylvania’s New Hands-Free Driving Law: What It Means for You—and Why It Matters

By James Miller, Esq. Last year, Joyce Novotny-Prettiman alerted our readers of Paul Miller’s Law, a major change in Pennsylvania law that affects how—and if—motorists can use their cellphones behind the wheel. Beginning this week, enforcement of the stricter distracted driving law takes full effect, and the consequences go far beyond a simple ticket. For our injured clients and victims of…

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Unemployment Compensation Basics

Unemployment compensation provides a temporary safety net for individuals who have become unemployed through no fault of their own. Unemployment compensation eligibility is determined after a claimant applies for benefits. Eligibility focuses on three main things: earnings, employment history, and separation from work.   Financial eligibility is based on your wages and work duration. After applying for unemployment benefits, you will receive…

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