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I received a supplemental agreement. Should I sign it?

A supplemental agreement is a form used to make an adjustment in the amount or duration of the payment of Pennsylvania workers compensation benefits. A supplemental agreement may modify, suspend, or terminate the payment of benefits to an injured worker.

It is advisable to seek the advice of an attorney before signing any binding contract to ensure you are not giving up any of your rights or benefits.

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