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Pond Lehocky‘s Trevose office serves workers, families, and individuals across Bucks County and the surrounding communities who are dealing with serious legal matters. Whether you’re facing a workplace injury, a denied disability claim, or another legal challenge that has upended your life, our attorneys are here to help you understand your options and take the right steps forward.
Our Trevose location places us close to the people we serve throughout the greater Philadelphia region. From this office, our legal team handles a wide range of practice areas, bringing the same level of care and attention to each client regardless of where they come from or what they’re up against.
What We Handle From Our Trevose Office
Our attorneys work across several areas of law that affect working people and their families. This office serves as a home base for legal representation in matters that often arise without warning and carry serious financial and personal consequences.
Workers’ Compensation
Social Security Disability
Personal Injury
When a workplace injury prevents you from earning a living, Pennsylvania’s workers’ compensation system is meant to help. Our attorneys represent injured workers in claims involving medical treatment, wage loss benefits, and disputes with employers or insurance carriers. We handle cases throughout Bucks County and the broader Philadelphia area from this location.
Applying for Social Security Disability Insurance or Supplemental Security Income can be a lengthy and frustrating process, especially when a claim is denied. Our team assists clients through every stage, from initial applications to administrative law judge hearings. We work to help people with qualifying disabilities access the benefits they have earned or are entitled to under federal law.
Accidents involving cars, trucks, slips and falls, and other incidents can leave people with serious injuries and mounting costs. Our personal injury attorneys help clients pursue compensation for medical bills, lost income, and other damages when someone else’s negligence is involved. We handle cases arising throughout the region served by our Trevose office.
About Trevose and the Communities We Serve
Trevose is a community within Bensalem Township in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, situated along the border with Philadelphia and accessible via major roadways, including the Pennsylvania Turnpike and Route 1. This location puts us within reach of a wide range of clients across both Bucks and Montgomery counties.
A Working Region with Real Legal Needs
Bucks County is home to a broad workforce spanning manufacturing, healthcare, retail, construction, and transportation. These industries carry a meaningful risk of injury, and workers who are hurt on the job often find themselves dealing with insurance carriers and claims processes that can feel overwhelming. Our Trevose office is positioned to serve those workers directly.
Proximity to Philadelphia and Surrounding Areas
The Trevose area sits along the I-276 corridor, making it accessible from communities like Langhorne, Feasterville, Cornwells Heights, and Penndel. Clients coming from Northeast Philadelphia or lower Bucks County can reach our office without the difficulty of navigating Center City. That accessibility matters when someone is dealing with an injury or a disability that limits their mobility.
Bucks County by the Numbers
Bucks County is one of Pennsylvania’s most populous counties, with more than 640,000 residents. A large portion of the working population commutes to employment in Philadelphia, Trenton, and the surrounding suburban ring. That workforce is regularly exposed to the kinds of situations that lead to workers’ compensation claims, disability filings, and personal injury cases.
What to Expect When You Work with Us
Our approach is straightforward: we listen to what happened, we explain what the law allows, and we work with you through every step of the legal process. Our clients don’t have to figure this out alone.
Your First Conversation with Our Team
When you contact our Trevose office, you’ll speak with someone who can help you understand whether you have a claim worth pursuing. We take the time to learn the facts of your situation before making any recommendations. No one should feel pressured to make decisions before they have the information they need.
How We Keep You Informed
Legal matters can take time to resolve, and the process can feel uncertain. Our attorneys keep clients updated on the status of their case and make themselves available to answer questions as they come up. You won’t be left wondering what’s happening with your claim.
Fee Arrangements in Injury and Disability Cases
Many of our practice areas operate on a contingency fee basis, which means we only collect a fee if we recover compensation on your behalf. In Social Security Disability cases, attorney fees are regulated by federal law and are only paid if your claim is approved. This structure is designed to make legal help accessible regardless of your financial situation.
Frequently Asked Questions
If you’re reaching out to our Trevose office for the first time, you likely have questions about the process, what to expect, and how we can help. The answers below address what we hear most often from new clients.
Do I Need To Come into the Trevose Office in Person?
Many of our clients work with us remotely, especially in the early stages of a case. We can often handle consultations, document collection, and case updates by phone or online. That said, in-person meetings are available when clients prefer them or when a matter requires it.
How Do I Know if I Have a Valid Workers’ Compensation Claim?
Pennsylvania workers’ compensation covers most employees who are injured on the job or develop a work-related illness, regardless of fault. The key factors are whether you were working at the time of the injury and whether the injury was connected to your job duties. If you’re unsure, speaking with an attorney is the most reliable way to get a clear answer.
What Happens if My Social Security Disability Claim Is Denied?
A denial is not the end of the road. You have the right to appeal, and many claims that are initially denied are ultimately approved at the hearing level. Our attorneys can help you understand why the denial occurred and what evidence or arguments may strengthen your case on appeal.
What Types of Personal Injury Cases Do You Handle?
We handle a range of personal injury matters, including motor vehicle accidents, commercial truck collisions, slip and fall incidents, and premises liability claims. The common thread is that someone else’s negligence caused harm to our client. Each case is evaluated based on its specific facts and circumstances.
How Long Does a Workers’ Compensation Case Typically Take?
The timeline varies depending on the nature of the injury, whether the employer or insurer disputes the claim, and how the case progresses through the system. Some claims resolve in a matter of months, while others involve a longer process, including hearings or appeals. Our attorneys will give you a realistic picture of what to expect based on the details of your situation.
Is There a Deadline To File a Workers’ Compensation Claim in Pennsylvania?
Yes. Pennsylvania law generally requires that workers’ compensation claims be filed within three years of the date of injury or the date you knew or should have known the injury was work-related. Missing this deadline can affect your ability to recover benefits. Contacting an attorney as soon as possible after an injury helps protect your rights.
Talk to Our Trevose Legal Team
If you or someone you know is dealing with a workplace injury, a disability claim, or another legal matter, our Trevose office is ready to help. You can reach us by phone or through our website to schedule a time to speak with a member of our team. There’s no obligation, and the sooner you reach out, the sooner you’ll have the information you need to move forward.
