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Cardamone Law Sponsors International Spring Festival at North Penn High School

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by Michael Cardamone | April 29, 2022

On Saturday, April 23, 2022, Cardamone Law was one of many vendors at the very popular International Spring Festival at North Penn High School- which celebrates diversity in the community. We had a great time meeting old friends and new, and we gave out several hundreds of Cardamone Law swag items such as insulated mugs, […]

Cardamone Law Sponsors Whitpain Recreation Association

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by Michael Cardamone | April 29, 2022

Once again, the Cardamone Law firm for injured workers, has sponsored the Whitpain Recreation Association, to help their baseball and softball leagues. Last year, Cardamone Law was the name of a team. This year, our banner is hanging in the outfield at Wentz Run Park fields. We enjoy helping and sponsoring local entities and what […]

Cardamone Law Defeats Large Area Hospital In Termination and Review Petition Litigation

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by Michael Cardamone | April 29, 2022

Attorney Michael Cardamone, a leading Work Comp Attorney for injured workers in Pennsylvania, defeated an area hospital in litigation that lasted one year. The insurer claimed Cardamone’s client was “fully recovered”. Cardamone fought back, and sought amendment to the Notice of Compensation Payable, to add and refine the work-related diagnoses. The Work Comp Judge issued […]

Waziry vs. WCAB – Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania Finds Jurisdiction in Pennsylvania Based On Extraterritorial Provisions of the Act

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by Michael Cardamone | April 12, 2022

In an unreported opinion, dated April 12, 2022, the Commonwealth Court, in Waziry vs. WCAB, No. 859 C.D. 2021, found that the Workers’ Compensation Judge’s conclusion that Pennsylvania had jurisdiction of this injury that occurred in Delaware, based on the fact that employment was “principally localized in Pennsylvania”, was correct. This judgment reverses the WCAB […]

What does “Course of Employment” mean in Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation?

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by Michael Cardamone | April 8, 2022

Our courts in Pennsylvania have held that an injury must be “in the course of” employment. An employee hurts their back lifting a heavy box at work – this is clearly in the course of employment. A nurse hurts her shoulder when a patient falls off balance – this is clearly in the course of […]

Cardamone Law Defeats Area Hospital in Workers’ Compensation Case

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by Michael Cardamone | April 6, 2022

After a year of litigation before a Work Comp Judge in Malvern, PA, our firm secured a victory for our client- a hardworking nurse who is an immigrant, who injured her shoulder and foot at work. She continued to work with restrictions but the Employer/Insurer claimed she was “fully recovered” after seeing their handpicked IME […]