Workers Compensation
Forklift Injuries and Workers’ Compensation in Delaware
At Silverman, McDonald & Friedman, our workers’ compensation attorneys advocate for employees when they’re injured on the job. Look to us for knowledgeable representation. We work with clients out of our Seaford, Newark, and Wilmington offices. Forklifts are an essential machine for manufacturing, warehousing, ports, marine terminals, and other industries. They are powered trucks that…
Read MoreWorkplace Injuries and Illnesses Due to Excessive Heat
The workers’ comp attorneys at Silverman, McDonald & Friedman work to protect the safety of Delaware employees. We serve clients just like you out of our Seaford, Newark, and Wilmington offices. As the summer temperatures start to exceed 90 degrees on a regular basis, Delaware workers need pay special attention to heat stroke. The dangers…
Read MoreHow Long Will My Delaware Workers’ Compensation Benefits Last?
At Silverman, McDonald & Friedman, our Delaware workers’ compensation attorneys know the claims process and how to secure benefits for injured workers whose claims have been denied. Our attorneys work across the state in offices located in Seaford, Newark, Wilmington, and Newark to best serve our clients. When you become injured at work and realize…
Read MoreCan You Use PTO if You’re Collecting Workers’ Comp in Delaware?
The Delaware workers’ compensation attorneys at Silverman, McDonald & Friedman know that time is of the essence when you become injured on the job and you’ve stopped receiving income. To start getting the help that you deserve, speak with an attorney in one of our offices located in Newark, Seaford, Newark, and Wilmington today. Becoming…
Read MoreDelaware Is Doing Better for Our First Responders
Employers are required to offer workers’ compensation, but your claim can be denied. The Delaware workers’ compensation attorneys at Silverman, McDonald & Friedman will work hard to protect your rights as an injured first responder. Our attorneys represent clients across the state from our Newark, Wilmington, Newark, and Seaford offices. Although workers’ compensation insurance is…
Read MoreCan Social Media Use Affect My Delaware Worker’s Compensation Claim?
The workers’ compensation attorneys at Silverman, McDonald & Friedman fight for employees and workers throughout Delaware. We work with clients out of our Newark, Seaford, Wilmington, and Newark offices. Many of us are active on social media, regardless of our location, age, or job. Sharing updates on our lives and our families is a great…
Read MoreHow Telemedicine Can Make Workers’ Comp More Efficient
The Delaware workers’ compensation attorneys at Silverman, McDonald & Friedman advocate for employees injured or sickened on the job. We work with clients out of our Newark, Newark, Seaford, and Wilmington offices. Today, people are using telemedicine more than ever. In addition to the fact that it’s convenient and nearly every health insurance company offers…
Read MoreCan My Workers’ Compensation Benefits Be Garnished?
At Silverman, McDonald & Friedman, our Delaware workers’ compensation lawyers work to protect benefits. If you are struggling with your claim, contact us in Seaford, Newark, or Wilmington to schedule a consultation. Garnishment allows an employer to withhold some of your pay, and then send it directly to a creditor. When you file a workers’…
Read MoreWorkers’ Compensation and Taxes
Even though the deadline for filing taxes has been pushed back, employees receiving workers’ compensation wage payments or receives a workers’ compensation settlement will likely have questions about whether the wage part of their benefits is taxable at the federal or state level. At Silverman, McDonald & Friedman, our Delaware workers’ compensation lawyers understand the…
Read MoreWorkers’ Compensation for Employees of Banks and Credit Unions
Every occupation has its inherit dangers. The same is true of bank and credit union workers. These jobs may not seem risky, but many employees of banks and credit unions do get hurt to the point they need to stop working and treat their medical conditions. If you’re injured while working at a financial services…
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