Lancaster workers: Brown v. Gaydos confirms you may sue a co-worker acting outside job duties for pain and suffering, even after receiving PA workers' comp. RG Injury Law explains.
Read moreRG Injury Law explains why 95% of personal injury cases settle before trial, urging Lancaster County victims not to let courtroom fear delay their claim for compensation.
Read morePA Supreme Court ruling bars insurers from denying injured workers' prescription coverage over pharmacy ties, giving Lancaster claimants new grounds to challenge denied medication bills.
Read moreLancaster County personal injury law firm RG Injury Law awards $2,500 scholarships to three graduating seniors, honoring academic achievement and community commitment.
Read morePennsylvania Roundup claimants face a June 4 opt-out deadline for Bayer's $7.25B settlement. RG Injury Law urges NHL-diagnosed residents to consult an attorney before rights expire.
Read moreLancaster injury firm alerts self-employed workers in PA that a landmark ruling removes a key insurer defense used to deny claims
Read morePA nursing home bankruptcies like Genesis HealthCare may block families from receiving injury settlements. RG Injury Law warns of legal risks from delayed payment structures.
Read moreLancaster law firm awards $2,500 scholarships to three Class of 2026 seniors from Manheim Township, Penn Manor, and Hempfield High Schools to support college expenses.
Read moreRG Injury Law continues representing injury victims and workers across Pennsylvania with personal injury and workers' compensation advocacy.
Read morePennsylvania Supreme Court ruling confirms contractor immunity protections under Workers' Compensation Act, affecting injury lawsuits filed by subcontractor employees statewide.
Read moreRG Injury Law urges Pennsylvania travelers to stay alert this holiday season—icy roads, crowded airports, and home hazards make winter the most dangerous time of year.
Read morePhiladelphia officer's PTSD claim expands workers' comp rights, affirming psychological injuries from workplace trauma qualify for benefits even years after the initial incident.
Read moreOutdoor workers in Lancaster facing heat illness may qualify for workers’ comp. RG Injury Law helps secure benefits when employers fail to protect against extreme heat.
Read morePennsylvania now allows firefighters to claim workers’ comp for post-traumatic stress injuries (PTSI), expanding protections for first responders across the state.
Read moreInjured workers can now seek reimbursement for medically recommended CBD products — even if they’re not FDA-approved.
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