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    Information On Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Settlements and Medicare Set Asides

    posted in |Cases and Settlements

    by Michael Cardamone | October 3, 2013

    A Workers’ Compensation Medicare Set Aside is a financial arrangement which allocates a certain portion of a Workers’ Compensation Settlement for future medical care. The Medicare Set Aside funds must be used up before Medicare pays for the work-related injury or illness. What is the purpose of a Medicare Set Aside? The purpose is to […]

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    Tips For Testimony At Your Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Hearing

    posted in |PA Workers’ Compensation

    by Michael Cardamone | September 25, 2013

    These are some general guidelines of mine for clients when they testify in a deposition in a Pennsylvania Work Comp case, or before the Workers’ Compensation Judge. If you have an attorney handling your case, you should speak to them about their suggestions and experience. -Always tell the truth. This goes without saying but I […]

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    Does A Medical Expert’s Mere Offering Of Alternative Analyses With Respect To Causation Of A Pennsylvania Work Injury Render The Expert’s Testimony Equivocal?

    posted in |PA Workers’ Compensation

    by Michael Cardamone | September 14, 2013

    No! In Manitowoc Co., INC. v. Workers’ Compensation Appeal Board (Cowan), No. 472 C.D. 2013, the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania correctly determined that the mere offering of alternative theories as to how an injured worker died after a fall didn’t render that opinion equivocal. This matter involved a fatal claim petition stemming from a fall […]

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    How To Challenge Work-Related Diagnoses In A Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Case

    posted in |PA Workers’ Compensation

    by Michael Cardamone | September 4, 2013

    If you are an injured worker in Pennsylvania (or even if you live outside of PA, but were injured in PA and thus subject to the PA Work Comp Act), you will want to look at the Notice of Compensation Payable– this is a key document that is issued and filed by the work comp […]

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    What Does Supersedeas Mean In A Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Case?

    posted in |PA Workers’ Compensation

    by Michael Cardamone | August 28, 2013

    Supersedeas is the employer or insurer’s request to reduce or eliminate indemnity (wage loss) benefits based on an allegation of a full recovery or an earning power. The request is made in the Petition to Terminate, Suspend, or Modify. The injured worker is allowed to rebut the request for Supersedeas. If you are an injured […]

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    Under The Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Law, Can I Still Pursue Workers’ Compensation Benefits If I Aggravated A Preexisting Injury While Working?

    posted in |PA Workers’ Compensation

    by Michael Cardamone | August 27, 2013

    YES! It is a myth that an injured worker, who may have hurt her back in the past, cannot pursue workers’ compensation as a result of aggravating her back while working. I frequently talk with people who believe they cannot pursue PA Work Comp benefits because they had pain in the same body part before […]

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