Robinson Law LLC

10/12/2026

Amazon warehouse jobs can be physically demanding. Employees may spend hours lifting, carrying, scanning, sorting, packing, and moving packages—often while working at a fast pace and meeting demanding production goals. When an injury happens on the job, you may be entitled to Workers’ Compensation Benefits.

Injured at an Amazon warehouse in Allentown? Learn key workers' compensation rights and what steps you shouldn't skip. Call {F:P:Sub:Phone}.

10/06/2026

“She was a pleasure to work with.”

09/28/2026

Work injuries at school can and do occur on a daily basis through slip and falls, faulty equipment, cuts, burns, broken bones, twisting the wrong way, and more.

When you think about going back to school, most people think of books, supplies, new classes, maybe uniforms, new teachers and friends.

09/21/2026

What is an URO (Utilization Review) in a Workers' Compensation Case?

09/14/2026

TBI isn’t always easy to identify — at least initially — and yet the most successful way to recover involves proper diagnosis. Understanding the signs of traumatic brain injuries can help individuals pinpoint when they occur and help your brain injury attorney fight for the compensation you deserve.

Even mild traumatic brain injuries can have a major effect on your life. Learn how to identify them and what you can do to ensure a full recovery.

09/08/2026

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08/31/2026

What should I expect at a Workers’ Compensation hearing in Pennsylvania?

08/24/2026

Whether you take a vacation or a short personal day – taking time off from work is a must! As Pennsylvania residents know all too well, break time is a must when summer rolls around! Unfortunately, Americans often forget to take a break, working long and hard hours every year without spending personal time with family and friends.

The benefits of taking time off are endless, but it's something many of us don't do enough. See how a lack of time off can lead to workplace injury.

08/17/2026

My employer is disputing my workers’ compensation claim

08/10/2026

Under Pennsylvania law, the insurance company is required to accept or deny your workers’ compensation claim within a span of 21 days from the date on which it was filed. So, if there is no response to your claim within 21 days, it is safe to assume that your employer may have failed to file a report with the insurance company. If you do not receive any response within this timeframe, you should follow up with your employer to see if they in fact reported your work injury.

How can you know if your employer followed up on your work injury report with a workers' comp claim to the insurance company?