Christopher D. Gasda: Workers Comp and Disability Lawyer at Schuster Law

Workers compensation claims and Social Security Disability proceedings, in Delaware County since 1999.

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Christopher D. Gasda, associate attorney at Schuster Law, bearded and wearing a dark suit with a red tie
Christopher D. Gasda Associate. PA bar no. 84735, admitted 1999.

Chris Gasda has represented injured clients in workers compensation claims and Social Security Disability proceedings since his admission to the Pennsylvania bar in 1999. That is the whole of his practice, which is why the firm routes denied claims and stopped checks to him.

What Chris handles

Two things, and only two things: Pennsylvania workers compensation and Social Security Disability. Denied claims, terminated benefits, independent medical examination disputes, impairment rating evaluations, return to work disputes and settlement review on the compensation side. Applications, denials, reconsiderations and hearings before an administrative law judge on the disability side.

Why the two go together

A serious work injury very often produces both claims at once, and they interact. A workers compensation settlement can affect a Social Security Disability benefit through the offset rules, and the order in which the two are resolved can change what you keep. Handling both in the same office is the difference between a coordinated result and two separate results that quietly cancel each other out.

Professional affiliations

  • Delaware County Bar Association

Credentials

  • Admitted: Pennsylvania, 1999. PA bar number 84735.
  • Law school: Ohio Northern University, Pettit College of Law, JD.
  • Undergraduate: West Chester University.

The attorneys who handle these cases

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Free case review

Tell us what happened. A named attorney reads every one, and you pay nothing unless we recover for you.

Step 1 of 2: what happened

Two questions in, and nothing about you yet. Free, and it does not commit you to hiring us.

Would rather talk now? (610) 601-2980