Krasno, Krasno & Onwudinjo

Krasno, Krasno and Onwudinjo operates from 4400 Deer Path Rd in Harrisburg, PA, serving clients across the greater Harrisburg area and much of central Pennsylvania. The firm's dual focus on Social Security law and workers compensation makes it a practical choice for people whose injuries or medical conditions have affected both their ability to work and their eligibility for government disability benefits. The combination of Social Security and workers comp experience under one roof is genuinely useful because the two systems interact in important ways, including offset rules that can reduce your disability benefits if you are also receiving workers comp payments. Having attorneys familiar with both areas can help clients avoid costly mistakes and understand how their benefits fit together. The firm can be reached at (717) 229-1818.

The firm handles Social Security disability cases at every stage, from the initial application through reconsideration, administrative law judge hearings, and appeals. On the workers compensation side, attorneys help injured workers document their claims, respond to employer disputes, and seek appropriate medical treatment and wage replacement benefits. For clients dealing with both a workplace injury and a disability claim simultaneously, the firm can address how the two cases should be managed in relation to each other.

When you call Krasno, Krasno and Onwudinjo at (717) 229-1818, the firm will typically begin by reviewing your work history, medical condition, and any prior claim history to assess your situation. Social Security disability cases involve a defined sequence of steps, starting with an application and potentially moving through multiple levels of review, and the firm will walk you through where you stand in that process and what documentation will be needed to support your claim.

The firm serves clients in Harrisburg and across central Pennsylvania, with the ability to represent clients at Social Security offices and hearings throughout the state.