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Disability Benefits Program Must Continue to Protect Scranton's Disabled

If Congress does not take prompt action, individuals receiving Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits could find themselves facing a 20 percent cut in benefits by the end of 2016. The Washington Post reported the trust fund intended to provide income to disability patients is expected to be depleted by the fourth quarter of next year....

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Scranton Workers Exposed to Toxins On-the-Job

Every day, workers are exposed to chemicals at a level between 10 and 1,000 times greater than levels permitted by the Environmental Protection Agency. This troubling fact comes from a new report by the Center for Public Integrity. Workers are being exposed to silica and other chemicals that cause illness and death at levels that...

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Can a Scranton Worker Get Compensated for an Injury Due to Goofing Around on the Job?

A workers' compensation claim can be made against an employer whenever an on-the-job injury occurs.  There is no need for an employee to prove an employer was negligent or careless in order for a workers' compensation claim to pay benefits to the injured worker. One defense employers may try to use, however, is to argue...

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Death Benefits for Treatment of a PA Workplace Injury?

Pennsylvania workers' compensation law provides death benefits if a worker is killed on-the-job. For the benefits to be available to widows, widowers, children, or other dependents, the death must have occurred as a result of performance of job tasks. In some cases, it is relatively straightforward to determine the work injuries were the cause of the...

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Keeping Scranton Construction Workers Safe From Post-Disaster Injuries

After a disaster is over and the death toll assessed, workers and employers need to use precautions so more people don't get sick or hurt. Safety BLR reported tips provided by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) for worker safety after a disaster. An experienced workers' compensation lawyer knows people within the construction industry are routinely...

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Risks for Scranton Construction Workers

Pennsylvania is one of the best states for construction workers in terms of unemployment rate. Construction unemployment data released in May indicates PA construction workers saw significantly lower unemployment in April 2015, than during April 2014.  In 2014, the unemployment rate for construction workers in Pennsylvania was 7.9 percent but in April of 2015, the unemployment...

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Tour italiano Bus Crash nel Poconos Risultati in 3 Morti, Diversi Feriti

Un orribile italiano incidente bus turistico in Pennsylvania che coinvolge un trattore-rimorchio, il 3 giugno solleva seri interrogativi sulla negligenza e responsabilità, secondo gli avvocati di lesioni a O'Malley e Langan Law Offices. Il nostro studio legale, con sede a Scranton, PA, che non è lontano dalla scena dell'incidente nella regione di montagna Pocono, ha...

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Italian Tour Bus Crash in the Poconos Results in 3 Deaths, Several Injuries

A horrific Italian tour bus crash in Pennsylvania involving a tractor-trailer on June 3 raises serious questions about negligence and liability, according to the injury attorneys at O'Malley & Langan Law Offices. Our law firm, based in Scranton, PA, which is not far from the scene of the accident in the Pocono mountain region, has years...

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Scranton

Scranton

201 Franklin Avenue

Scranton, PA 18503

p. 570-344-2667

Pittson

Pittston

9 North Main Street

Pittston, PA 18640

p. 570-883-1321

Towanda

Towanda

213 Main Street

Towanda, PA 18848

p. 570-265-5800