School boards around the country generally take extra precautions to maintain a high standard of safety in their schools. However safe the campuses may be, teachers still face the risk of injury every day. Like any other employee, teachers have a right to claim workers’ compensation to cover medical costs and lost wages after a work injury.
As a teacher, you already have a lot of responsibilities on your hands. You may not want to miss work because of an injury, but you deserve time to heal and recover before getting back to work. We will handle the details of your claim so you can focus on getting better. Our attorney’s decades of experience recovering compensation for employees like you help us provide the best possible support.
Protect Your Right To Recovery
Pennsylvania teachers can file a workers’ compensation claim for injuries on school property as well as off campus while performing school duties. For example, if you are injured on a school field trip or sporting event, you can still apply for workers’ compensation. Common injuries teachers report include:
- Repetitive stress injuries, including carpal tunnel
- Slip-and-fall injuries, including muscle strains
- Back, hip and leg problems from standing
- Mental stress or psychological strain due to abnormal working conditions
We understand how much stress an injury can put on you and your family. Schools have workers’ compensation insurance coverage in place to support you while you recover from a work-related injury. We are committed to making sure you receive the benefits you deserve.
Don’t Settle For Less Than You Deserve
You should not have to worry about paying medical expenses or losing income when healing. Email us or call our office to schedule a free consultation with a lawyer. We will respond to you as soon as possible to discuss your concerns.
I heard that some teachers have to fight to get their compensation. Is that true?
Can teachers still get compensated if they were partially at fault for their injury?
Teachers work so hard and they shouldn’t have to worry about getting injured without compensation. It’s only fair.
My friend’s cousin got hurt at work and they got a fat paycheck for it. How much money can teachers get?
So, what kind of injuries can teachers get compensation for? Like, are there specific rules?
Agreed, teachers play a crucial role in our society and should be adequately compensated for any injuries they sustain.
Absolutely, teachers deserve to be protected and compensated for any injuries they sustain while carrying out their vital work.
Unfortunately, some teachers may face challenges when seeking compensation for their injuries, but with the right legal representation, they can increase their chances of success.
It’s important to recognize the sacrifices teachers make and ensure they are properly compensated for any injuries they sustain in the line of duty.
I really hope injured teachers get a fair amount of money. It’s tough being a teacher.
Yo, I heard teachers can get paid if they get injured while teaching. Is that true?
Teachers can generally receive compensation for any injuries sustained while on the job, but the specific rules and regulations may vary depending on the state and school district.
Absolutely, teachers should be protected and compensated if they are injured while trying to educate our future generations.
The amount of compensation teachers can receive varies depending on the extent of their injuries and other factors.
I think teachers totally deserve compensation if they get hurt at work. It’s a dangerous job sometimes.
Does the compensation cover medical bills and lost wages for injured teachers?
I’m so glad there are laws in place to protect teachers and get them the compensation they deserve.
In some cases, teachers may still be eligible for compensation even if they were partially at fault for their injury. It’s best to consult with a lawyer to understand your rights in such situations.
Yes, teachers can be eligible for compensation if they are injured while on the job.
Yes, compensation for injured teachers can include coverage for medical expenses, lost wages, and other related costs resulting from their injuries.