Attorney in Hazleton, Pennsylvania: Worker's Compensation
Helping You Recover When You Suffer a Workplace Injury
When you have been injured on the job, you may have a lot of questions and concerns about how you get the money you need to pay your bills, including medical expenses. You can easily feel intimidated by the requirements of the Pennsylvania workers' compensation process. You want a lawyer with a full understanding of the system, one who has successfully helped other injured workers, and who will stand behind you throughout the process.
At the law office of Glassberg & Doganiero, we have over 35 years of experience representing injured workers throughout northeastern Pennsylvania. We built our practice on a commitment to responsiveness and personal service, promptly returning your calls and always keeping you up to date on all developments in your case, so that you can make informed decisions. We take all workers' compensation claims on a contingent fee basis, so you can call us at any time with questions or concerns. To set up a free initial consultation, contact our office via e-mail or call us at 570-751-5525 (toll-free at 877-448-3309).
The Types of Workplace Injuries We Handle
We aggressively protect the rights of people who have been hurt on the job, helping you recover workers' compensation benefits for all types of injuries, including:
- Back injuries, whether caused by sudden trauma or repetitive stress
- Head, neck and shoulder injuries
- Aggravation of an existing injury — we work with your doctors to determine if work-related activity or conditions aggravated or accelerated your disability
- Cumulative or repetitive stress injuries, such as carpal tunnel syndrome
- Psychiatric illness, such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or depression, that is linked to a physical injury
- Cardiac illness or injury that is tied to a specific activity
- Brain damage or traumatic brain injury (TBI) that results in cognitive impairment
- Hernia
- Hearing loss
We handle claims involving amputation or loss of use of a limb, including fingers, toes, arms and legs. The workers' compensation statutes make a distinction between loss of use and loss of the entire limb. We understand these distinctions and can help you recover the maximum amount for your loss.
We also handle claims involving disfigurement, where you may not have lost any time at work, but nonetheless face a lifetime of scarring.
Contact Our Office
To set up an appointment for a free initial consultation, contact us via e-mail or call us at 570-751-5525 (toll-free at 877-448-3309).