Workmen’s compensation cases, like most personal injury cases, are generally handled on a contingency fee basis. This means many attorneys handle cases for a percentage of the lump sum offered to settle the case. They don’t get paid unless and until you win your case. There is never an out-of-pocket cost to you for attorney fees.

How do workman's comp lawyer fees work?

No, you cannot be fired. It is against the law for employers to fire workers simply because they have filed a Pennsylvania workers’ compensation claim. It is rare for an employer to make the mistake of telling an employee that they are being fired due to a workers’ compensation claim. Most employers are aware that this would likely lead to an employment discrimination lawsuit.

Can I be fired for applying for workers’ compensation?