Seeking Another Opinion About the Severity of Your Car Accident Injuries
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on February 04, 2021 in Car Accidents
People often seek a second opinion about a cancer diagnosis or a diagnosis of many other serious or life-threatening injuries. However, when an injury results from a car crash, people tend to make a lot of bad decisions afterward. Sometimes people do not seek medical treatment right away, if at all – accident victims have […]
Read MoreCould Social Media Posts Hurt Your Social Security Disability Claim?
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on January 29, 2021 in Social Security Disability
When you submit an application for disability benefits to the Social Security Administration (SSA), they carefully review all of your information to determine if you qualify for benefits. They are looking for anything that may discredit you or your claims about the severity of your disability. The SSA may even start looking at your social […]
Read MoreCan You Change Lawyers in the Middle of an Injury Claim?
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on January 25, 2021 in Personal Injury
One of the most important decisions you need to make after suffering an injury caused by another’s negligence is who is going to represent you. Generally, those who hire attorneys recover more compensation compared to those who do not. However, you need an attorney who has experience with cases like yours and one who is […]
Read MoreScott Cooper, Dennis Kergick Elected to Positions in Dauphin County Bar Association
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on January 21, 2021 in General
Congratulations to Schmidt Kramer attorneys Scott Cooper (pictured left) and Dennis Kergick (pictured below). They were both elected to positions within the Dauphin County Bar Association (DCBA). The DCBA held its annual meeting on January 20 and elected partner Scott Cooper as President-elect. The DCBA also elected Dennis Kergick to serve as Secretary of the Young Lawyers […]
Read MoreWhat if Your Injury Gets Worse After Agreeing to a Settlement in Harrisburg?
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on January 18, 2021 in Personal Injury
The general rule is that once you agree to a settlement, you cannot pursue compensation from the same party you filed a claim against. This applies even if your injury gets worse than expected after agreeing to a settlement. Our experienced attorneys discuss how an injury could worsen after agreeing to a settlement and why […]
Read MoreCan You Get a New Job and Continue Receiving Workers’ Comp?
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on January 07, 2021 in Workers' Compensation
It is only natural to consider getting a new job after suffering a workplace injury. Returning to the same job is likely to bring up bad memories and you may even struggle to do your job because of stress and anxiety about what happened. However, if you can return to work in some capacity, but […]
Read MoreSchmidt Kramer Supporting PA One Call Virtual Safety Day Conference to Help Excavators and Demolition Workers
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on December 30, 2020 in Asbestos & Mesothelioma Claims
Schmidt Kramer is proud to announce our support for Pennsylvania One Call System’s Safety Day Conference, promoting safe and compliant digging and demolition work in the state. This event is free and is being held virtually for the first time due to COVID-19 in 2021 on the 21st of April. Our firm will be running […]
Read MoreCan I Seek Compensation After a No-Contact Collision?
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on December 30, 2020 in Car Accidents
No-contact car accidents are accidents where the at-fault driver’s vehicle never touches yours. The other driver’s actions caused you to crash into another vehicle or object. Sometimes the at-fault driver is unaware of the result of his or her actions and he or she simply drives away. Crash victims already have many questions about what […]
Read MoreHow Employers Could Legally Require Their Employees to Get the COVID-19 Vaccine
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on December 29, 2020 in General
Many health care providers and long-term care facilities are starting to receive the first doses of COVID-19 vaccines. However, almost half of the public remains hesitant about getting vaccinated, saying they probably or definitely will not get the COVID-19 vaccine even if it is free and deemed safe. As a result, many employers are considering […]
Read MoreLiability for Pennsylvania Slip and Fall Accidents Caused by Snow or Ice
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on December 23, 2020 in Slip & Fall
While there are many causes for slip and fall accidents, many are the result of snow or ice, particularly outside a business or public building. For example, people may encounter snow or ice in the parking lot in front of a store. If injuries occur, the victim may be unsure if the property owner can […]
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