Resources
Start Smart:
Your First Steps
This Hub is your practical starting point for the Pennsylvania workers’ compensation process. Use it to learn how benefits work, what timelines matter, and how to prepare for IMEs, light duty, and settlement talks. For the full picture of your rights and options, begin with Workers’ Compensation, then keep the workers’ compensation FAQ handy for quick, clear answers as questions pop up.
Download The Wounded Worker Guide
Step-by-step guidance to steady your benefits in Pennsylvania.
The Wounded Worker gives you plain language checklists for reporting an injury, using panel providers during the first 90 days, preparing for an IME, and tracking wage loss. Bring the guide to your first call so we can line it up with your timeline, medical records, and work restrictions. If an adjuster mentions a buyout, review workers’ comp settlements before you decide.
Learn With Video Lessons
Head to our YouTube channel for short, straightforward clips on key steps in a claim. See what to expect at an IME, how vocational interviews affect benefits, how to read your wage rate, and what to do when a petition to terminate, suspend, or modify arrives. New videos are added regularly so you can keep pace with insurers and hearings.
Pennsylvania Knowhow, Local To You
From Center City and South Philly to the Lehigh Valley, Reading, Lancaster, York, and Wilkes-Barre, we explain how venue, local providers, and hearing practices can affect your claim. Liberty Bell Workers Compensation meets virtually or in person and handles insurer communication so you can focus on treatment and family.
Your Pennsylvania Workers' Comp Questions Answered
From The Book To Your Case: Key Lessons From The Workers’ Comp Maze
Understanding Workers’ Comp Settlement in Pennsylvania
Why PA Workers’ Comp Claims Get Denied and How to Appeal
Not Sure What Comes Next?
Tell us where you work, what happened, and which letters you received. We will sort the paperwork, set priorities, and map the fastest path to steady benefits. Less stress, fewer surprises, and a plan you can follow.