Pennsylvania Health Insurance Related Services During Coronavirus Outbreak
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on March 26, 2020 in News
Many Pennsylvania health insurers are unsure of how to properly manage and address the rising number of COVID-19 cases in the state with regard to providing those insured with accurate information on coverage. However, there are certain steps that health insurers and other industry insurance representatives can do to continually assess their readiness and ability […]
Read MoreCORONAVIRUS – Will I Continue to Collect Workers Compensation Benefits If My Company Is Ordered to Close?
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on March 22, 2020 in Workers' Compensation
On Thursday, March 19, 2020, Governor Tom Wolf recently ordered that all non life-sustaining businesses in Pennsylvania close down their physical operations in an effort to slow down the spread of the COVID-19 virus. While there will obviously be questions and arguments about what constitutes “life-sustaining”, there is no doubt that many employers will be […]
Read MoreIf You’ve Been Injured, We can handle your Case with No Face to Face Meeting
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on March 16, 2020 in News
Injured in an accident or hurt on the job? Schmidt Kramer offers a free no-obligation consultation and electronic signups, so you never need to leave home to get experienced legal representation. Our initial legal consultation is completely free, and you do not need to come to our office. We can conduct your free claim review, […]
Read MoreCan I File a Claim After an Accident Caused by Black Ice?
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on March 12, 2020 in Car Accidents
The short answer is “yes.” Pennsylvania is a no-fault state, so you should be able to file a claim with your own insurance policy, no matter who is at fault in an accident. Schmidt Kramer’s car accident lawyers in Harrisburg, PA explain the options that may be available for you to pursue compensation for a […]
Read MoreGovernor Announces Coronavirus Testing Costs Have Been Waived by Insurers
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on March 11, 2020 in News
Diagnosing people who have coronavirus is an important step as our state and the rest of the world look to contain the spread of the disease. That is why Governor Tom Wolf worked with major health insurers operating in the state on waiving any cost-sharing for coronavirus testing. Under the terms of this agreement, those […]
Read MoreSexual Assault Victims of Former UPMC Nurse May Be Able to Seek Compensation
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on March 09, 2020 in Sexual Abuse/Assault
Anyone who was treated at UPMC Carlisle’s emergency room between January 2016 and April 19, 2019 may have been secretly videotaped by former nurse Michael Bragg. According to Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro, Bragg recorded 206 patients without their consent, including almost 24 minor children. Some of the videos were of children, approximately seven years […]
Read MoreHow Car Crash Victims Could Hurt Their Claim
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on March 05, 2020 in Car Accidents
There is often a lot of anxiety and confusion after a car crash. This may cause victims to make various mistakes that could hurt their chances of recovering fair compensation for their damages. Many of these mistakes involve interactions with insurance companies that are out to save themselves money. A car accident lawyer in Harrisburg […]
Read MoreData May Show 17 Percent Decrease in Pedestrian Deaths in Pennsylvania Last Year
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on March 03, 2020 in Car Accidents
As much of the country saw an increase in pedestrian deaths last year, the number of pedestrian deaths declined 17 percent, according to projections from the Governor’s Highway Safety Association (GHSA) in its new report on pedestrian traffic deaths in each state. Pennsylvania was one of six states that saw double-digit declines in pedestrian deaths, […]
Read MoreInvestigation Reveals Allstate Pricing Scheme to Squeeze More Money from Policyholders
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on February 28, 2020 in Car Accidents
In 2013, Allstate Corporation informed Maryland insurance regulators their car insurance rates needed to be updated. Allstate’s own risk analysis revealed they were charging almost all 93,000 Maryland customers premiums that were outdated. For example, one customer who should have been paying $3,750 every six months was instead paying double that amount ($7,500). Allstate requested […]
Read MoreWhy Deadlines for Filing Injury Claims May Vary from Case to Case
Posted on behalf of Schmidt Kramer on February 18, 2020 in Personal Injury
There is limited time to file a personal injury lawsuit after an injury occurs. That is because of Pennsylvania’s statute of limitations. However, while this deadline applies to many claims, there are other times when the deadline is sooner or later than the standard deadline. Schmidt Kramer’s Harrisburg personal injury attorneys explain the possible exceptions […]
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