Workers' Compensation Attorneys Serving Western Pennsylvania
When your day-to-day workplace activities aggravate or exacerbate an existing condition, you are entitled to receive workers' compensation (also known as workers' comp or workman's comp) benefits. At Dugan & Associates, P.C., we help people throughout western Pennsylvania with a wide range of workers' compensation issues, including claims involving aggravation and exacerbation of existing injuries. We have helped thousands of injured workers obtain the benefits they need and deserve.
Contact us today online or by telephone at 412-922-0800 to speak with an experienced workers' compensation attorney.
Has Work Made Your Condition Worse?
At Dugan & Associates, P.C., in Pittsburgh, we have helped thousands of injured workers' obtain the workers' compensation benefits they need to survive following a workplace injury.
If workplace activity leads to the aggravation of a preexisting condition, you may receive workers' compensation benefits regardless of whether or not the preexisting condition is work related. Many injuries and conditions can result from the aggravation of a preexisting injury, including:
- Back pain
- Knee and joint injuries
- Occupational diseases
- Respiratory conditions
- Spinal cord injuries
- Head injuries
- Repetitive stress injuries
Our attorneys know Pennsylvania workers' compensation law from the inside out, and have extensive experience handling claims and appealing denied claims. Many workers do not realize that they are entitled to benefits when a preexisting condition is aggravated by workplace activity. But even the most common day-to-day activities — such as stepping in and out of a truck, or even typing — can lead to an workplace injury. If your aggravation or exacerbation claim has been denied, we will stand up for your rights and aggressively pursue the results you deserve.
Schedule Your Free Initial Consultation Today
If you need help with a workers' compensation (also known as workers' comp, or workman's comp) claim or appealing a denied claim, contact us today online or by telephone at 412-922-0800 to speak with a knowledgeable Pennsylvania lawyer.
