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Workers' Compensation Lawyers in Philadelphia
Denials or Delays? We Can Help
We push back when insurers delay, deny, or underpay your claim.
If you’ve been hurt on the job in Philadelphia, you need legal representation that will Win Big. Our team of Philadelphia workers’ compensation lawyers fight hard to secure benefits for injured workers.
At Win Big Law, we make sure you don’t face this fight alone. We help hardworking Philadelphians secure the benefits they deserve, even after denials.
Let’s get you back on track.
Workers’ Compensation Lawyers in Philadelphia Ready to Fight for You
Philadelphians who are injured on the job or develop an illness due to workplace conditions may be entitled to workers’ compensation benefits under Pennsylvania law. Our experienced attorneys help our clients navigate the process of securing workers’ compensation benefits.
When you partner with Win Big Law Firm, our Philadelphia workers’ compensation lawyers work to ensure you stand the best chance of getting compensation for medical bills or necessary medical treatment, obtaining disability benefits, and receiving the financial compensation you deserve.
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Why Workers’ Comp Claims Require Representation
There are many administrative and logistical steps for you to receive the benefits you are owed as a result of a work-related injury. The more complicated the illness or injury, the more difficult the workers’ comp filing process becomes.
The legal team at Win Big Law Firm recommends seeking counsel from experienced workers’ compensation lawyers with a proven track record. Trust us to be your hardworking advocate and knowledgeable legal resource in the Philadelphia area.
Contact us today to learn more about our workers compensation services and Win Big!
What Injuries Have You Suffered On the Job in Philadelphia?
Various types of work-related injuries and illnesses are covered under Pennsylvania’s workers’ compensation laws. If your injury or illness developed under the course of your employment, you may have a compensable claim. Some common types of injuries we handle include:
Musculoskeletal Injuries
Traumatic Injuries
Illnesses Or Diseases
Emotional Trauma
Injured on the job? You’re not alone. Let’s talk.
The Team On Your Side After a Workplace Injury
More than
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950000
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Frank Udinson
- Former Assistant District Attorney in Philadelphia
- Magna cum laude law graduate
- Accredited VA attorney (since 2013)
- Recovered over $1 million in veteran benefits
Marisa Hill
- Former defense attorney for employers and insurers
- Health Care Law concentration from Drexel University
- Brings nearly a decade of defense-side experience to help injured workers today
Steps to Take After a Work-Related Injury or Illness
If you were injured at work or developed a job-related condition, the steps you take early can affect your workers’ compensation claim. Taking the following actions can help safeguard your benefits:
Notify Your Employer
Report the injury in writing as soon as possible. In Pennsylvania, you generally have 120 days to report a work-related injury.
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File a Workers’ Compensation Claim
Submitting a LIBC-100 officially records your claim with the insurance carrier, which is especially important if benefits are delayed or disputed.
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Get Medical Treatment
Workers’ compensation covers necessary care. You may need to see an employer-approved provider for the first 90 days before choosing your own doctor.
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Contact Win Big Law
After a claim is filed, legal guidance can help protect your benefits. An attorney can help handle insurance issues, address denials or delays, and fight for the full benefits you’re entitled to under Pennsylvania law.
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Your Questions About Workers’ Comp—Answered
Do I need a lawyer if my workers’ comp claim was denied?
Yes. Insurance companies commonly deny claims by saying the injury wasn’t work-related or didn’t happen on the job. Their goal is to limit payouts—ours is to challenge those denials. A rejected claim isn’t the end; it’s often where the process truly begins.
How long are workers compensation benefits paid out?
It depends on your injury and disability status. If you’re temporarily totally disabled and unable to work, you can receive benefits for up to 104 weeks before your employer may request an Impairment Rating Evaluation. If you’re classified as permanently partially disabled, benefits may continue for up to 500 weeks under Pennsylvania law.
What if I caused my own injury?
You may still be eligible for workers’ compensation benefits. Pennsylvania workers’ compensation is a no-fault system, meaning benefits are often available even if the injury was your mistake. Claims are typically only denied if the injury was caused by intentional misconduct, intoxication, or a violation of workplace safety rules.
Fighting for Workers Across Eastern Pennsylvania
Our office is located in Richboro, but we litigate workers’ compensation claims and personal injury cases for people from all locations in southeastern Pennsylvania including:
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Ready to partner with a workers compensation lawyer who will never back down from a fight? We’ll always stand strong in your corner and won’t stop fighting until every legal option is exhausted.
Useful Resources – Pennsylvania
- PA Dept. of Labor & Industry – Workers’ Compensation – Filing claims and system overview.
- Insurance Search Tool (PA) – Verify employer coverage.
- Pennsylvania WC Laws & Regulations – Legal framework.
Disclaimer: These resources are external government websites. Our firm is not affiliated with these agencies. Please consult with our attorneys for advice regarding your specific situation.
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