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Can I Get Reimbursed For Miles To IME?

posted in |PA IME Doctor

by Michael Cardamone | September 29, 2008

Yes. The insurer can have arrangements to transport you to and from the IME appointment, or alternatively, if you drive yourself, they will reimburse you for the miles. Image Source: pexels/Aleksandr Gorlov If you have more questions about IME in Pennsylvania, please feel free to call or email me 7 days a week 215-206-9068Michael@cardamonelaw.com Michael […]

How Long Does My Employer Have to Accept or Deny My Claim?

posted in |PA Workers’ Compensation

by Michael Cardamone | September 11, 2008

Once you give notice of your injury, the employer has twenty-one days to accept, deny, or temporarily accept your claim. Many employers/insurers in Pennsylvania, however, do not file anything. This gives you a right to file a Penalty Petition for violating the Act. If you have questions about your case, feel free to call me […]

Information About Workers Comp In Pennsylvania

posted in |PA Workers’ Compensation

by Michael Cardamone | September 11, 2008

When you need information about workers comp in PA, call Michael W. Cardamone, Esquire at 215-206-9068 for a free and immediate consult. I have almost a decade of experience and know how to maximize a case for injured workers in Pennsylvania. Email Michael@cardamonelaw.com Michael W. CardamoneThe Injured Workers LawyerFighting For Injured Workers In Pennsylvania MyPhillyWorkersComp.com […]

Settlement Amounts For Pennsylvania Workers’ Comp

posted in |Cases and Settlements

by Michael Cardamone | August 15, 2008

Here are some recent settlements I have negotiated on behalf of injured workers in Pennsylvania: -110,000.00 in a case involving a low back injury -100,000.00 in a case involving a permanently damaged shoulder -100,000.00 in a case involving a torn rotator cuff Remember: every workers comp case in Pennsylvania is unique. The settlement amount for […]

Will My Past Injuries And Treatment Become Relevant In My Workers’ Comp Case?

posted in |PA IME Doctor

by Michael Cardamone | July 29, 2008

Yes, very relevant. Once you file a claim, your prior medical history becomes fair game. The defense attorney has the right to obtain your prior treatment records to determine what, if any, prior similar injuries you may have had. This obviously becomes relevant when the doctors have to render their opinion on causation- ie, whether […]

Why The Legal Profession Is The Greatest Profession In The World

posted in |Cardamone Law Firm

by Michael Cardamone | July 23, 2008

I submitted the below article to the ABA as part of a contest. Although I didn’t win, I thought it would be nice to share it here- even if it doesn’t directly relate to my workers’ compensation practice…….. The legal profession is the greatest profession in the world because the world is not able to […]