Injured at work? Denied or delayed workers’ compensation benefits? Speak with a Certified Workers’ Compensation Lawyer.
Schmidt, Kirifides, Rassias & Rio is a Pennsylvania law firm based in Media, PA devoted to workers’ compensation law. The firm represents injured workers throughout Delaware County and the greater Philadelphia region in all types of Pennsylvania workers’ compensation claims, from new workplace injuries to disputed benefits and long-term disability cases.
Each workers’ compensation partner at the firm is a Certified Workers’ Compensation Specialist under Pennsylvania law, a designation held by only a small percentage of attorneys statewide and awarded based on strict requirements for experience, concentration of practice, and examination in workers’ compensation law. This level of specialization distinguishes the firm as one of the most credentialed workers’ compensation practices in the region.
The firm’s attorneys regularly litigate and win significant workers’ compensation cases before the Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Appeal Board, the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania, and the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. The firm has successfully argued precedent-setting cases before Pennsylvania’s highest court and has authored amicus briefs addressing important issues in workers’ compensation law.
Because of its certified specialization and appellate experience, Schmidt, Kirifides, Rassias & Rio is frequently consulted by other attorneys on complex appellate issues in Pennsylvania workers’ compensation law.
The firm represents injured workers at every stage of the workers’ compensation process, including claim filings, denied claims, benefit terminations and suspensions, utilization review disputes, appeals, and settlements. Its practice is focused on securing medical treatment, wage-loss benefits, and ongoing compensation so injured workers can protect both their health and financial stability.
Free consultations are available, including video consultations, and there are no legal fees unless workers’ compensation benefits are recovered.