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Michael Cardamone Named Rising Star in Philadelphia Workers’ Compensation Category By Super Lawyers!

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by Michael Cardamone | June 1, 2010

Pennsylvania based workers’ compensation attorney, Michael W. Cardamone of Cardamone Law, LLC, has been named a Pennsylvania Super Lawyer – Rising Star in the area of Workers’ compensation for the second time. Michael represents injured workers throughout Pennsylvania – including Allentown, Reading, Hazleton, Kingston, Pittsburgh, and Exton area. Call Workers’ Comp Lawyer In Philadelphia About […]

PA Work Comp Lawyer, Michael W. Cardamone, Wins Case For Injured Worker Against Big Car Dealer

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by Michael Cardamone | May 25, 2010

Michael W. Cardamone- a Pennsylvania Work Comp Lawyer, out of Krasno Krasno & Onwudinjo, obtained a big victory for an injured worker this week after 10 months of litigation, including 2 expensive medical depositions. As a result, Cardamone’s client will receive two thirds of his wage loss from February 2009 through the present time, and […]

What Happens At A PA Workers Comp Hearing?

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by Michael Cardamone | May 17, 2010

It depends. Sometimes, you will testify depending on the nature of the petition and the stage of the case. Sometimes, it is just a status hearing for the lawyers to attend. Sometimes, a witness from the Employer will testify. It is important to call your PA Workmans Comp Lawyer to find out what will be […]

Pennsylvania Black Lung and Workmens Comp

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by Michael Cardamone | April 28, 2010

https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=126303910 When you need help with a Black Lung case, call PA Work Comp Lawyer Michael W. Cardamone at 215-206-9068 or email Michael@cardamonelaw.com for a free consult. www.MyPhillyWorkersComp.com

Can Workmans Comp Spy On Me?

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by Michael Cardamone | April 10, 2010

Yes. And they do this in many cases. They hire investigators to sit outside your house or somewhere on your street- usually in a tinted windowed van. They are trying to determine if you are doing anything outside your medical restrictions. They cannot come onto your property but they can be on the street or […]

What Should I Do If My Doctor Says I Can’t Work But The IME Doctor Says I Can Work?

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by Michael Cardamone | March 26, 2010

This is a judgment call. However, I generally advise clients to try the job per the IME doctor’s recommendations/restrictions (or lack thereof). If you at least try a job for even one day, it shows good faith in trying to work. Yet in some situations, if you are in too much pain, or risk additional […]