Pre-existing conditions and workers’ compensation

Just because you have a pre-existing condition does NOT mean your work injury should be denied. A core concept in the law is the “eggshell plaintiff rule.” It says that even someone whose bones break as easily as an eggshell can still fully recover for all injuries resulting from a… Read More

Must I pay out-of-pocket for my work-related prescriptions?

ABSOLUTELY NOT! As long as you’re receiving wage loss benefits, you’re also entitled to full medical coverage for your work injury. Your employer or, its workers’ compensation insurance carrier are legally obligated to pay for your work-related medical bills, including prescriptions; doctors’ visits; diagnostic studies such as x-rays, MRI’s, CAT… Read More

Construction Injuries

The construction industry is booming in Philadelphia and there is increased focus on keeping workers safe while on the job. “According to the Arlington, VA-based Associated Contractors of America, 71% of construction firms are expected to add to their headcount in 2016.”… Read More

Returning to work after injury?

Returning to work after a work injury can be a little scary, but here are a few tips to make the process go a little smoother. When your physician releases you to return to work, please make sure you have a conversation with your doctor. You should discuss… Read More

How to Gain Trust Between Clients & Support Staff

Always be available for client’s needs. Give clients your personal email/contact number to answer their questions or any concerns they may have to the best of your ability. Encourage your door is always open. Let clients know feedback and questions are always welcome. Pay attention and truly listen… Read More

Why when I ask to speak with my attorney am I transferred to a team member instead?

Banks Law would like for our clients to understand that after you meet with your attorney, there is a whole team ready and waiting to assist you (and your attorney) with the handling of your file.  Your attorney will be in court 80% of the time or… Read More