Philadelphia
Workers' Compensation
Shoulder Injury Attorney

When workers injure their shoulders, the impact on their
lives is often enormous. Shoulder injuries can impact every action a person does, from putting on a shirt or a pair of pants, to typing, to working. There are many types of shoulder injuries, including bursitis, tendonitis, impingement, rotator cuff tears, instability, dislocation, fractured collarbone, acromioclavicular (AC) joint separation, severe displaced fractures, fractured head of the arm bone

     Long Term Disability
When shoulder injuries become chronic, they may lead to long-term or permanent disability. Serious shoulder injuries may require shoulder replacement surgery or arthroscopic shoulder surgery, along with lengthy periods of physical therapy and rehabilitation.

If you have a work-related shoulder injury, regardless of who is at fault, you need an attorney who is familiar with these conditions and has represented numerous workers who have suffered from them. Because Jack B. Katz devotes his practice exclusively to Pennsylvania workers' compensation matters, he is familiar with shoulder injuries, and understands how concerned his clients are about shoulder injuries and how they will impact their lives. Attorney
Jack B. Katz handles these claims aggressively and explores every option to assure that his clients receive all of the benefits to which they are entitled, and that they receive them promptly.

A former Chair of the Philadelphia Bar Association's Workers' Compensation Section, Jack understands the needs and concerns of his clients and their families.
Jack handles every case personally, and his clients know that when they have a question, they can talk directly to their attorney and get prompt, straightforward and accurate answers.

When you need a lawyer to assist you with a shoulder injury claim, call Attorney Jack B. Katz at (215) 603-9681 or
click here to send Jack an e-mail; he will reply as quickly
as possible.
All consultations are free and there is never a charge unless Jack gets a recovery for you or prevents the insurance company from stopping your hard-earned workers' compensation benefits.