Brilliant & Neiman

We started Brilliant & Neiman, LLC when we saw that there were not enough firms dedicated to protecting injured workers from the workers' compensation insurance carriers. Too often, we have seen general practice firms "dabble" in the complicated world of workers' compensation matters and the injured worker is the one who loses.

When you suffer a work injury, the last things you and your family should have to deal with are the complexities of workers' compensation law. There are notice requirements, time limitations, and other traps for the unwary. Litigation is an extremely complicated process, which is why all of the workers' compensation insurance carriers have access to attorneys.

Here at Brilliant & Neiman LLC we often get calls from injured workers who were hurt while doing their jobs but were given no direction by their Employer as to how they are to get medical treatment or obtain money while they cannot work because of their work injuries.

Also we get calls from injured workers who are told specifically what doctor to treat with and what they need to do, but are given no information as how they will get paid while they are out of work.When you are injured at work your employer and the insurance adjuster usually only tell you what you they want you to do! Often they tell you what doctor to go to, where to get x-rays and other diagnostic studies, and where to get medications.

Being injured at work can be a serious setback, physically as well as financially. An accident can be sudden or an aggravation of a pre-existing condition that is worsened by your job. In either case, employees who sustain injuries likely are entitled to workers' compensation benefits.

If you have a pre-existing condition that has been intensified due to the situation at a workplace in Philadelphia or the surrounding region, the workers' compensation lawyers at Brilliant & Neiman LLC can help you with your claim and assert your right to benefits.We assist individuals throughout Eastern and Central Pennsylvania who have been hurt on the job.

Sustaining an injury at work is a stressful and often painful experience, filled with uncertainty about the future as well as your physical and financial well-being. Employees often expect that their employers have their best interests in mind when it comes to helping them get back on their feet and back to work when possible.