purchase, george & murphey.
purchase, george & murphey.
The number of work injuries continues to grow, despite increased publicity and information about workplace safety. In 2016, more than 150,000 workers in Pennsylvania suffered an on-the-job injury or illness. Moreover, the rate of work injury in PA is higher than average, reflecting the concentration of dangerous industries such as the oil and gas industry and the logging industry. If you suffer an injury while working in any industry, it is important to get help from a knowledge PA workplace injury attorney so that you can explore the possibility of getting workers’ compensation benefits.
At the Erie, Pennsylvania law firm of Purchase, George & Murphey, P.C., we represent injured workers and the families of those who died on the job in PA. With many years of experience handling all types of injury cases, our Western Pennsylvania lawyers help injured employees obtain all the benefits allowed by the PA workers’ compensation system.
This form is fully confidential. We will safeguard your privacy and reputation. We will contact you within 24 hours. If you need immediate assistance, please call our office: 814.402.8826
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"Professional, honest, hard-working and made the entire process a lot less stressful."
Gregory F., July 2021 / Former Client
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Leonid K., May 2021 / Former Client
Some occupations and industries are more dangerous than others. Our Pennsylvania workers’ comp attorneys represent workers in injury-prone jobs such as:
You do not have to work in a dangerous industry to suffer a workplace injury. We also represent Pennsylvania employees who work at jobs that include:
For more information about workers’ compensation for workplace injuries, contact the knowledgeable and experienced Pennsylvania workers’ comp lawyers at Purchase, George & Murphey, P.C. in Erie, PA. Call or contact us online to discuss your workers’ comp case today.