Injury and Workers Comp Lawyers in Media PA: The Delaware County Head Office

Where we are

334 W Front St, Media, PA 19063. Media is the county seat of Delaware County, Pennsylvania, and the Delaware County Courthouse sits on the same stretch of West Front Street. The Court of Common Pleas, the Government Center and the county’s workers compensation hearings are all within a short walk of the office, which is the practical reason the office has been here since 1982.

Front Street parking is metered and limited at hearing times. There is county garage parking on Veterans Square, a few minutes on foot.

What we handle from Media

• Workers compensation. Denied claims, stopped checks, IME disputes, impairment rating evaluations and settlement review.
• Personal injury. Vehicle collisions, falls, dog bites, defective products and catastrophic injury.
• Nursing home abuse and neglect in Delaware County facilities.
• Disability. Short and long term denials, ERISA appeals and Social Security hearings.
• Land use and zoning before Delaware County townships and boroughs.

The area this office serves

Central, north and west Delaware County, from Media, Pennsylvania outward: Media and Upper Providence, Springfield, Swarthmore, Wallingford and Rose Valley, Lima and Middletown, Glen Riddle, Elwyn, Gradyville and Thornton, Morton, Rutledge and Ridley Park, Clifton Heights, Aldan, Folsom, Secane, Primos and Holmes, Norwood, Glenolden and Folcroft, Garnet Valley and the Concord corridor.

If you are at the south or riverfront end of the county, the Chester office is likely closer.

Knowing the county is the point

The same judges, the same insurers and the same examining physicians, since 1982. A firm driving out from Center City for a hearing is learning on your file how a particular judge runs a room and how a particular carrier behaves once a case is genuinely prepared for trial. That is not a small difference in a workers compensation case, where most of the outcome is decided in hearings rather than in a courtroom.

Getting here, and getting hold of us

Media borough is small and walkable: State Street, Veterans Square and the courthouse are all a few minutes from the door on foot. The phone is answered 24 hours, including weekends. Injuries and denials do not keep office hours, and neither does an insurer scheduling an IME. If you would rather come in, call first and we will make sure the attorney who handles your kind of claim is here.