When you have an accident, whether it’s at work or at home, the last thing you’re thinking about is whether or not you need an attorney to represent you. Fortunately,

Pennsylvania law provides a 2 year window to file claims on personal injury, and 120 days to report a workplace injury to your employer. You can call Friday & Cox, LLC at any time to answer your questions. Or, just contact them through their website: fridaylaw.com – if it’s easier for you.

“Most people in their lifetimes never need a personal injury lawyer,” explains Attorney Peter Friday of Friday & Cox. “But if they or someone they know or love needs to talk with us or just to answer questions, we’re there. We care about individuals. No two cases are the same and every case is important to us.”

With 5 practicing attorneys at Friday & Cox, the firm has over 100 years of combined legal experience, serving clients from offices in Erie and Pittsburgh. Each client and his or her case are paired up with an attorney and staff member best able to assist you with your claim.

“Personal injury and disability are often emotional experiences for our clients; they have enough to worry about coming through the door,” Friday said. “People have anxiety and stress when they’re injured and require medical care and miss work. Paying for healthcare and recovering lost wages are usually the primary concern. Fortunately, at Friday & Cox there are never any fees or expenses unless you recover money for your injuries,” said Friday.

For a complete listing of the types of cases and claims Friday & Cox handles for its clients, go to fridaylaw.com. Some of their most

common practice areas are: Personal Injury, Auto Accidents, Workers’ Compensation, Product Liability, Healthcare and Nursing Home Negligence, Social Security Disability, and Insurance Claims for Injuries.

“Clients often have many questions as to which benefits apply for their injury, and who will pay their medical bills. We are here to answer those questions,” Friday explains. “We understand our clients’ needs, and we want to do what is best for them.”

For example, Friday advises that in addition to seeking medical treatment, injured workers should report their work injury to a supervisor as soon as possible because PA law requires notice of a work injury to the employer within 120 days. Sometimes, workplace injuries don’t leave employees much time to process everything that has happened to them and start the healing process—

especially when the injury interferes with work or requires medical care.

“Medical bills can pile up quickly, which can overwhelm clients. Quite often, our clients are not responsible for paying those medical bills, but they need guidance from an attorney to help them sort things out,” Friday said.

For more information about Friday & Cox LLC, call them at 1.800.482.0032 for a free consultation, or go to fridaylaw.com for access to resources to help you determine how Friday & Cox can best serve you.

They may also be reached on facebook at facebook.com/FridayCoxLLC and on Twitter @FridayCoxLLC.

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