Philadelphia supersedes Petition Lawyer
Once you are receiving compensation for lost wages for your Philadelphia workers compensation claim, it is only a matter a time before the employer/insurance company seeks to end your benefits. The fastest way for them to do so is to file a petition to immediately stop your benefits: the supersedes petition. Learn more now before it's too late if you are facing a supersedes petition on your workers compensation claim in Philadelphia and it suburbs. Contact us by email or 24/7 toll free at (877) 529-2422.
Fighting for Injured Workers
A supersedes hearing shall be held within 21 days of the filing and the Worker's Compensation Judge shall rule on supersedes within seven days of the hearing. The supersedes provision may affect all injured workers regardless of date of injury.
The judge must grant the supersedes if employer provides evidence of a change in medical status or any other evidence relating to modification or suspension is submitted. Unless the employee provides compelling contrary evidence that he is likely to prevail, benefits will likely be suspended. The ruling of the judge cannot be appealed. When you are facing a supersedes petition, you need to act quickly to protect you rights.
Our promise: You need a Philadelphia supersedes lawyer who understands the seriousness of your Pennsylvania workers compensation claim and will give it to you straight. You do not expect guarantees but you need a lawyer that you can trust to fight for you and your family to the fullest extent of the law. Our Philadelphia work injury team promises to work for you; be thorough and aggressive in setting out the best strategies for you and your loved ones.
A Team that Fights For Results
Our team of Philadelphia supersedes lawyers is working on your case so that you have the benefit of several attorneys including Lee and using their combined efforts and experience to get you the justice you and your family need. We fight for injured workers in workers compensation courts in Berks County, Chester County, Delaware County, Montgomery County and Philadelphia.
You Don't Owe Attorney Fees Unless We Recover For You
We accept Philadelphia supersedes claims on a contingency fee basis; which means that we do not require an advance fee, retainer or hourly rate but base our fee on a percentage of the benefits or monetary settlement we earn for you. We fight for injured workers in workers compensation courts in Berks County, Chester County, Delaware County, Montgomery County and Philadelphia. Learn how we will work toward the result you need.
When you have been seriously injured in a work related accident, you need justice; and you need a top workers compensation lawyer with years of experience winning the tough cases: contact Lee Ciccarelli and our Philadelphia Workers Compensation team today. Call 24/7 at (877) 529-2422.
