NewsMark Schmidt on Law Journal TV
January 15, 2007
Mark Schmidt Appeared on Law Journal TV to discuss Workers' Compensation Issues Read More...Law Firm Donates To KIDS CHANCE Inc.
December 10, 2006
Schmidt, Kirifides, Pearson & Koutcher donate to KIDS' CHANCE, Inc. Read More... Fridkin Joins Schmidt, Kirifides, Pearson & Koutcher as Partner
May 1, 2007
New partnership expands law firm’s service offerings and adds office locations Read More... Mark Schmidt Appeared on Law Journal TV’s Workers’ Compensation Program On Monday, May 14, 2007
May 11, 2007
Guests provided insight on Workers’ Compensation: The Judge, Mediation & Settlement. Read More... Main Line Times Reports on Mark Fridkin
May 6, 2007
Mark Fridkin, Esq., has joined the firm as a partner. Read More... Contact Us
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Contact Information
Schmidt, Kirifides, Pearson & Koutcher is a law firm consisting
exclusively of dedicated, experienced partners who have been handling
Workers' Compensation matters for more than a decade.
To receive a copy of our easy-to-understand Workers' Compensation
Pamphlet which outlines what you need to know about workplace injuries
and illnesses click here.
Our partners are:
Mark R. Schmidt
Vasil L. Kirifides
Eric B. Pearson
Jonathan B. Koutcher
At Schmidt, Kirifides, Pearson & Koutcher, Workers' Compensation
... Getting Results.
You can contact us at:
44 East Front Street Post OfficeBox 318 Media, Pennsylvania 19063
(We're located right in the heart of Delaware County)
Phone: (610) 892-9300
Fax: (610) 892-9333
Or fill out our online contact form below:
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Can I get money for pain and suffering?
No. Workers’ Compensation benefits are not available for pain and
suffering. The Workers’ Compensation system is very different from
the civil court system that handles personal injury cases and the like,
which is where damages for pain and suffering are recoverable. There are,
however, instances in which someone other than your employer or co-worker
is responsible for causing your injuries. In such cases, you can pursue
monetary damages including those for pain and suffering. An experienced
Workers’ Compensation attorney can help you determine whether you
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