Hagelgans & Veronis

Disability Attorney in Lancaster, Pennsylvania

(717) 874-54982547 Lititz Pike, Lancaster, PA 17601View on Yelp

Hagelgans & Veronis - disability attorney in Lancaster, PA

About Hagelgans & Veronis

Hagelgans & Veronis is a Lancaster law firm with offices at 2547 Lititz Pike, representing clients in workers compensation and personal injury matters throughout the region. The firm focuses on two areas of law that frequently affect working adults who are hurt on the job or injured in accidents, situations that can quickly become financially and physically overwhelming without proper legal support. For Lancaster residents dealing with a workers compensation dispute or a personal injury claim, Hagelgans & Veronis provides legal counsel aimed at protecting clients' rights under Pennsylvania law. The firm's presence on Lititz Pike makes it a practical option for individuals throughout Lancaster County who need experienced legal guidance after an injury.

Practice Areas

Workers Compensation Claims

Workplace Injury Representation

Personal Injury Lawsuits

Denied Workers Comp Appeals

Accident Injury Claims

Insurance Dispute Resolution

Injury-Related Disability Benefits

Specialties

Workers Compensation LawPersonal Injury Law

How They Can Help

Hagelgans & Veronis helps clients navigate the workers compensation system in Pennsylvania, from filing the initial claim with an employer and their insurer to challenging unfair benefit reductions or terminations. In personal injury cases, the firm works to establish liability, document damages, and pursue compensation for medical costs, income loss, and pain resulting from accidents. Both practice areas require careful handling of deadlines, documentation, and negotiation with insurance companies, and the firm applies that attention to each client's case.

What to Expect

When you contact Hagelgans & Veronis at their Lancaster office, the process starts with a review of how your injury occurred and what steps have already been taken, such as reporting a workplace injury to your employer or filing an insurance claim. The firm will then advise you on what Pennsylvania law allows in your situation and what actions are most likely to protect your interests. Clients working through workers compensation claims can expect guidance on medical evaluations, benefit calculations, and any hearings or proceedings that may be required, while personal injury clients will be walked through the investigation, negotiation, and potential litigation stages.

Service Area

Hagelgans & Veronis serves injured clients in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and throughout Lancaster County and the surrounding region.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I do immediately after a workplace injury in Pennsylvania?

You should report the injury to your employer as soon as possible and seek medical attention. Pennsylvania law requires injured workers to report injuries promptly, and failing to do so can affect your ability to collect benefits.

Can Hagelgans & Veronis help if my employer disputes my workers comp claim?

Yes, if your employer or their insurance carrier disputes your claim, the firm can represent you through the appeals and hearing process before the Pennsylvania Workers Compensation Appeal Board.

Does the firm handle car accident injury cases?

Yes, personal injury is a core part of the firm's practice, and that includes representing clients who have been injured in vehicle accidents caused by another driver's negligence.

How is a workers compensation claim different from a personal injury lawsuit?

Workers compensation is a no-fault system that provides benefits regardless of who caused the accident, while a personal injury lawsuit requires proving that another party was at fault. In some situations, both types of claims may apply.

Where is Hagelgans & Veronis located in Lancaster?

The firm is located at 2547 Lititz Pike in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and can be reached by phone at (717) 874-5498.

Are there deadlines for filing a workers compensation or personal injury claim in Pennsylvania?

Yes, Pennsylvania has specific statutes of limitations that apply to both types of claims. Missing these deadlines can bar you from recovering compensation, so it is important to consult with an attorney as soon as possible after an injury.