Carlisle Workers’ Compensation Lawyers

Serving Pennsylvania Workers Since 1922

Job-based injuries and disabilities can have a devastating effect physically, mentally, and especially financially. While you are making an adjustment to an unexpected change in your mobility, you may be unable to work—temporarily or permanently—which is stressful and frustrating. You are in no condition to handle the complexities of a workers’ compensation claim successfully, and get the level of damages and benefits to which you are due. Handler, Henning & Rosenberg has assembled a team of Carlisle workers’ compensation lawyers experienced in assisting the victims of workplace injuries, an area of our legal practice that has been active since 1922.

We understand the difficulties injured workers face and are ready to guide you through the claims process to a successful conclusion. In fact, our team includes a lawyer who'se been certified as a specialist in the practice of workers' compensation law by the Pennsylvania Bar Association's Workers' Compensation Law Section.

Why Speak With Our Carlisle, PA Workers’ Compensation Attorneys?

Obviously, when you’ve been injured on the job, getting medical treatment is your first concern. Not only do you want to make sure your condition doesn’t get worse, but you will need appropriate documentation to serve as the basis for your disability claim. The more complete your paper trail, the easier it is to construct a solid workers’ compensation claim.

For example:

• If possible, photograph your injuries, as well as the scene of the accident itself and any equipment involved.
• Keep copies of all correspondence with your employer, and with all insurance companies.
• File away receipts for all expenses, including out-of-pocket costs, and keep notes on the progress of treatment.

Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Rights

As a worker in PA, you are protected by a body of compensation laws established specifically to compensate employees who are injured or disabled due to accidents in the workplace. The benefits were created to defray medical costs and to fill cost of living gaps. You have a legal right to claim these benefits and the attorneys at our Pennsylvania law firm are prepared to help you do that.

Put Our Workers’ Compensation Experience to Work for You

Filing a workers’ compensation claim is an involved business with many details that can be easily overlooked if you are unfamiliar with the process. Any complication in the filing process will delay the collection of benefits. It is also possible that your employer may have asked you to seek an independent medical evaluation or to meet with a vocational counselor. Maybe you’re being watched to determine if you really are physically impaired, or if the nature of your injuries actually constitutes a disability. What are your rights in these situations and what is your best course of action? The workers’ compensation attorneys at our firm have those answers.

At Handler Henning & Rosenberg, our Carlisle PA workers’ comp attorneys believe in the concept of workers’ compensation. The laws are fair, they exist for a reason, and we want to see you get the benefits that are yours to claim. Our legal consultations are offered at no charge to you and we have a no fee guarantee.

Talk with Our Carlisle Workers’ Comp Attorneys Today at (717) 775-7473

Let us take the pressure off your shoulders in filing your claim for workers’ compensation. Handler Henning & Rosenberg LLC’s lawyers can diligently seek the benefits to which you are entitled. We work quickly because we know you need your benefits.

Contact a Carlisle attorney at Handler Henning & Rosenberg LLC at (717) 775-7473 today for a free consultation and start putting this painful time in your life behind you.

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