Reading, PA -- (SBWIRE) -- 05/03/2018 -- Liever, Hyman & Potter, P.C. is handling workers' comp cases this spring season and beyond. Anyone who has recently been injured on the job can get in touch with the law firm by dialing 610-370-6682 or by filling out a contact form online. These workers' comp lawyers that serve Berks County, Schuylkill County, and the surrounding areas are always available to discuss a client's case.

A work injury can be a life-changing event that affects not only the victim, but their families as well. The aftermath of a work accident can be devastating as the injured person has to deal with the possibility of not being able to work, medical bills, and other expenses. The attorneys at Liever, Hyman & Potter, P.C. are well aware that insurance companies routinely deny claims or delay paying claims rather than paying injured persons as soon as possible as the law requires. In fact, under the PA Workers' Compensation Act, when injured on the job, workers are entitled to both wage loss and medical benefits.

Liever, Hyman & Potter, P.C. handles all types of workers' comp cases. Whether a person was injured due to physical impact and has broken a bone, suffered a closed head injury or traumatic brain injury, inhaled dangerous chemicals, or suffered hearing loss or loss of sight/vision while in the course and scope of their employment, the attorneys are able and ready to evaluate the claims of employees injured on the job and undertake representation of injured workers as appropriate.

In addition to handling workers' compensation cases, the law firm also handles medical malpractice cases, motor vehicle accident cases, nursing home neglect cases, and all other personal injury cases involving serious injury or death. To learn more about these personal injury, workers' comp, and medical malpractice lawyers near Schuylkill County, please visit their website today.

About Liever, Hyman & Potter, P.C.
The attorneys at Liever, Hyman & Potter, P.C., have won thousands of awards and settlements involving personal injury cases, including many multi-million dollar ones, for their clients since the firm opened in 1959. Since its founding, the law firm of Liever, Hyman & Potter, P.C., has been a leader in wrongful death, workers' compensation, medical malpractice and personal injury claims. They handle only these types of cases and have a combined 115 years of practice fighting for the rights of clients and their families.

Please visit http://www.lieverhymanpotter.com for more information.

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American Legion Thanksgiving meals

Fallon's American Legion Fred W. Anderson Post 16 needs volunteers for its annual Thanksgiving meals outreach.

The post prepares, packs and delivers meals to the county's seniors in need as well as opening its dining room to the community for a homemade Thanksgiving meal.

Come to the Post at 90 N. Ada St., on Nov. 26. Volunteer times are between 8:30-11:30 a.m. To sign up, email Pip at [email protected].

VA to hire more employees

The Department of Veterans Affairs plans to hire more than 2,000 employees in fiscal year 2027 to process a record number of benefits claims veterans are expected to file in the coming years.

The department is inviting veterans and others to for a career as a VA claims processor. Selected candidates will interpret and apply applicable laws, regulations and policies for processing disability claims.

VA's Warrior Training Advancement Course gives all transitioning service members the opportunity to complete a national-level training program while still on active duty, and completing this training can lead to employment opportunities at one of VA's 56 Regional Benefits Offices.

For information, visit VA.gov.

R.E.D. Friday

R.E.D. Friday Is to Remember Everyone Deployed. Check in with your veterans, listen without judgment and help them connect with support.

The Veterans Military Crisis Line is dial 988, press 1 or text 838255.

Care for homeless veterans

High Sierra Power Sports announces home-based primary care, healthcare for homeless veterans, mobile health unit suicide prevention and caregiver support.

For information call 460-1875.

VALife insurance

VALife provides guaranteed acceptance whole life insurance coverage for Veterans age 80 or under who have a VA disability rating of 0% to 100%. Benefits include up to $40,000 in coverage available in $10,000 increment; no health questions to enroll; no deadline to apply for Veterans age 80 or under; and lock in premium rates that do not increase

For information, go to va.gov./life-insurance.

Post-9/11 M2VA program

The Post-9/11 M2VA program is designed to meet the needs of post 9/11 veterans including National Guard and Reserve service members. The Post-9/11 M2VA team will assist veterans, their families and caregivers in navigating the VA healthcare system while supporting veterans to achieve their goals.

The Post-9/11 M2VA program offers a complete and team-based approach to meet the needs of Post-9/11 veterans.

For information, contact 775-786-7220, ext. 2771

Give back at veterans' home

You can make a difference and brighten someone's day when you volunteer at Northern Nevada State Veteran's Home.

Join our volunteer team. To get started, contact Amy Morley at 775-418-5066 or [email protected] or www.veterans.nv.gov; Applicants must pass a Tuberculosis test and background check.

Navy League dinner

The Carson Navy League will conduct their Veteran's Day dinner at 6 p.m. on Nov. 18, at the Fandango Casino, Carson City. Guest speaker will be Capt. Michael Haymon, commanding officer at Naval Air Station Fallon. Membership in the Navy League is free and open to all US citizens.

The Carson City branch of the Navy League includes members from throughout western Nevada, Fallon and eastern California.

For information, contact Wayne at 775-721-3035. The cost is $45 per person. Deadline to register is Nov. 13.

Liberty Dogs

Liberty Dogs is currently seeking dedicated individuals interested in becoming puppy raisers to help raise, socialize and prepare future service dogs for our veterans.

Call 775-499-0000 ext. 200; email [email protected].; website: www.LibertyDogs.org

Blue Star Mothers care packages

Blue Star Mothers of Spanish Springs NV5 are reaching out to advise they are sending care packages to deployed and or stateside military service members.

If you have a deployed service member or a service member serving stateside and would like them to receive a care package, send an email with the service member's address to [email protected] or [email protected]..

This program permits AUSA members to purchase these titles at a discounted rate. Graphic novels about Medal of Honors awardees and military history subjects are also available to read online or download at no cost. For information go to https://www.ausa.org/book-program.

Veterans Job Club

The Veterans Job Club is held at the Ioannis A. Lougaris Veterans' Medical Center, Tahoe Room C5330, 975 Kirman Ave. in Reno

The meeting is held on the third Thursday from 1-2 p.m. Many local, state and regional organizations will be hand to answer questions.

For more information, contact Joseph Henle a 775-297-9637 or Theo Thompson, 775-625-6790.

Guard retiree meetings

The Nevada Air Guard's monthly breakfast is on the second Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. at the Reno Elks Club.

The Nevada Army Guard's breakfast is on the second Monday of the month at 8 a.m. at the Carson City Elks Club.

Veterans' assistance

Veterans Crisis Line — The confidential crisis chat has three ways to obit help. The Veterans Crisis Line is 1-800-273-8255, press 1. Chat at Veterans CrisisLine.net or text to 838255.

Adult health center — More to Life adult day health center is here to help families. For information go to www.adultdaycarereno.com or call 775-358-1988.

Northern Nevada Wheelchair Program — The program serves Northern Nevada by recycling serviceable medical equipment and clothing. This program is supported by the American Legion, Community 4 Veterans, Disable American Veterans and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Call or text 760-500-0857 or email [email protected].

If you have a military event, submit your information to [email protected].

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