Free Booklet - Injured At Work - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Attorneys Helpful Guide for Injured Workers Including Your Rights, Benefits and Compensation.


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Philadelphia Attorneys Guide:
What To Do When There's A Workplace Accident

A loud bang. A sudden, violent accident. Stunned co-workers looking at a motionless body. What should you do to aid the injured person?
   • Keep calm
   • Get first aid
   • Get medical attention for any injured person

Now is also the time to help your injured co-worker in another important way.

Preserve evidence and get witnesses’ names and addresses. Doing this helps assemble what the injured person needs to make an important third-party claim for the disability, excruciating pain and suffering, loss of future earnings and physical and emotional problems caused by the accident. You can help your injured friend - and help prevent future accidents - if you save the equipment and material that caused the injury or illness. Save such things as:
   • A broken bolt
   • An electric saw that malfunctioned
   • Unguarded equipment
   • A piece of steel or other material that failed
   • Material whose dust or vapors caused illness
   • A broken hard hat
   • A broken safety line
   • A defective gauge, valve, switch
   • A broken tool

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Injured At Work — A Guide to Your Rights includes considerable basic information. However, this information and the information on this website is not offered as legal advice or instruction. If you have a legal problem or question, you should contact an attorney. If you have questions about the information in this booklet, please feel free to contact Kline & Specter at 1-800-597-9585. In this booklet you will find general information about the Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Act. As time goes on, the benefits and laws described here may change. This is not all the law on these issues. Space limitations prevent discussion of many legal questions, and variations in the facts of your situation may bring about a different result.

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