Injured in a vehicle accident while working in Williamsport or Lycoming County? Energy workers, Little League World Series staff, lumber industry - you may have TWO claims.
(215) 206-9068TENS OF MILLIONS RECOVERED | FREE CONSULTATION - NO FEE UNLESS WE WINWilliamsport sits at the crossroads of north-central Pennsylvania's industries - from Marcellus Shale energy operations to healthcare and manufacturing. If you were injured in a work-related car accident, you deserve representation that understands both workers' comp and third-party injury claims.
The Marcellus Shale boom means thousands of workers travel to well sites, pipeline routes, and processing facilities daily. These workers face unique road hazards and deserve specialized legal help.
UPMC Susquehanna employees, home health aides, and traveling nurses cover vast rural areas in Lycoming County. If you're injured driving between patient visits, you have rights.
Williamsport's industrial heritage continues with manufacturing and forest products. Truck drivers and delivery workers serving these industries face dangerous Routes 15 and 220.
We handle your workers' comp claim while our Personal Injury colleagues pursue the at-fault driver. Two experts, maximum recovery.
Route 15, Route 220, and I-180 see heavy commercial and commuter traffic. Rural roads to energy sites can be especially hazardous in winter conditions.
If you were hurt in a vehicle crash while working in Williamsport, you may be entitled to pursue two separate claims at the same time. Understanding both is the difference between recovering only part of your losses and recovering everything you are owed.
Because you were injured in the course of your job, your employer's workers' compensation insurance should cover 100% of your reasonable and necessary medical treatment and roughly two-thirds of your lost wages while you recover. Workers' comp is "no-fault," so it applies even if the crash was partly your fault. What it does not pay for is pain and suffering or the remaining third of your wages.
If another driver caused your Williamsport crash, you can also bring a personal injury claim against that at-fault driver. This is where pain and suffering, full wage loss, and other damages are recovered. Workers' comp does not allow these damages, which is why pursuing the third-party case is so important.
How we work: Attorney Michael Cardamone is a Certified Workers' Compensation Specialist who handles your comp claim directly, and we coordinate with our heavyweight Personal Injury colleagues on the third-party case so the two claims work together to maximize your total recovery.
Yes. If you were working when the crash happened in Williamsport and another driver was at fault, Pennsylvania law generally lets you collect workers' compensation through your employer and file a separate third-party claim against the at-fault driver. The two claims together recover far more than workers' comp alone.
You can still receive workers' compensation, because it is a no-fault system. Your right to comp benefits does not depend on who caused the accident, so even an at-fault worker injured on the job in Williamsport is typically covered for medical bills and wage loss.
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