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But I am worried that an attorney will just bill me for advice that I don’t need. How do I know that I won’t be cheated?

Most workers’ compensation lawyers in Pennsylvania provide free initial consultations and will not charge a fee until the Employer/Insurance company has filed a petition to suspend, modify, and/or terminate your benefits. In addition, an attorney may not collect a contingency fee without first submitting the fee for approval before a workers’ compensation judge.
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