Butler Workers’ Compensation Attorneys

Protecting the Rights of Injured Workers Across Pennsylvania

Employees who sustain an illness or accident at work can receive medical coverage and compensation for lost wages under the workers' compensation insurance program. Workers' compensation pays death benefits to the employee's surviving family members in the event of a work-related death.

Even though the workers' compensation system is meant to be faultless, it can still be difficult to get the payments you are entitled to. We at Luxenberg Garbett Kelly George assist injured workers in Butler, Pennsylvania, and across the state with the workers' compensation application process. We can assist you in making a claim, obtaining documentation, and taking the required actions to safeguard your legal rights and financial future.

For experienced guidance with your workers’ comp claim, contact online or call (724) 576-8855. Request a consultation with our skilled lawyers.

When Should I Report My Work Injury?

You should notify your employer of your injury as soon as reasonably possible after suffering a work-related injury. When it comes to preserving your eligibility for workers' compensation benefits in Pennsylvania, you are allowed 120 days from the date of the injury inform your employer. If you wait longer than 120 days, you will lose the ability to apply for benefits. Although there can be exceptions to this limit, you should not rely on them to protect your right to workers' compensation benefits.

What to Do if Your Workers’ Comp Claim Is Denied

You have the option to appeal the decision if your workers' compensation claim is rejected. In Pennsylvania, you have 20 days of the denial date, to make an appeal. If you miss this deadline, then the denial of your claim will become official and you will lose your right to receive benefits.

Call Our Workers’ Compensation Lawyers in Butler

Workers' compensation benefits may be available to you if you have experienced a sickness or injury at work. Obtaining the benefits you are entitled to, though, might be challenging. We at Luxenberg Garbett Kelly George can provide experienced assistance. Our skilled workers' compensation lawyers can guide you through the application process and help you pursue the benefits you are entitled to. Give our Pennsylvania workers’ compensation law office a call at (724) 576-8855 to arrange a free consultation.

Contact us at (724) 576-8855 to schedule a consultation with a workers’ comp lawyer in Butler.