Bristol, Philadelphia Workers' Compensation Lawyer

Cullen Legal

1242 Veterans Highway
Suite G-1, Box 818
Bristol, Pennsylvania 19007
USA

(267) 202-0084 or(888) 691-7004

(267) 812-5911

www.CullenLegal.net

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Cullen Legal, located in Bristol, Philadelphia, is the Law Office of Robert L. Cullen. We are dedicated to the needs of Pennsylvania's workers, focusing solely on Employment law- specifically Workers' Compensation, Social Security Disability (SSD), and Unemployment.

Whether you are filing a Workers' Comp Claim, have been denied Social Security Disability, or have an upcoming UC Hearing, Cullen Legal has the experience and the skill to get you what you’re entitled.

Over the last 18 years, Bob Cullen has worked directly for the Workers Compensation judges, employers, insurance companies, and -of course- claimants. This extensive experience gives him a valuable advantage. He knows precisely how the system works, and how to use this information to his clients benefit. Bob is also proud to be a panel attorney for Union Plus, the Pennsylvania Federation of Injured Workers, the Injured Workers of Pennsylvania, and PhilaPosh.

Whether you are filing a workers' comp claim, have been denied Social Security Disability, or have an upcoming unemployment compensation (UC) hearing in Pennsylvania, we are here to help you.

Year this Office was Established: 2009

Languages: Translators available for all non-English speaking clients.

Areas of Law

Areas of Law Description

Our areas of practice include:

-Workers' Compensation

The Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation Act was created to provide for your medical expenses if you are injured on the job or contract a work related illness. In the event you are unable to work, the Workers Compensation Act also provides wage-loss compensation benefits until you’re able to return to work. Additionally, death benefits- for work-related deaths -are paid to your dependent survivors.

- Social Security Disability

When you apply for Social Security Disability, you must provide medical and other information in order to determine whether or not you meet Social Security's definition of disability. The definition of disability under Social Security is different than other programs. Social Security pays only for total disability. No benefits are payable for partial disability or for short-term disability. "Disability" under Social Security is based on your inability to work.