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Category: Workers’ Compensation
New York Moves Forward with Legislation to Broaden Mental Injury Compensation
Earlier this month, the New York Senate recently passed a bill that increases the scope of mental injury compensation for every worker in the state. Also known as A.B. 5745, this legislation can tr... Continue Reading
Understanding Pre-Existing Conditions in Workers’ Comp Claims in New York
If you have a medical condition and were injured at work, you’re probably wondering if you could apply for workers’ compensation in New York. While it can be more challenging in some circumstances,... Continue Reading
How Do Death Benefits Work In A New York Workers’ Comp Case?
Losing a loved one because of a workplace accident is a traumatizing experience that can devastate families for years. While no financial compensation could bring your loved one back, New York offe... Continue Reading
Protecting Your Rights: What To Do When Your Employer Doesn’t Report Your Accident
Workplace accidents can happen when you least expect them to. When they do, following the state’s laws will ensure you receive your benefits while you recover from your injuries. However, you... Continue Reading
Can You File A Workers’ Comp Claim If You’re Responsible For Your Work Injury?
Getting involved in an injury at work can happen anytime, affecting over 100,000 New Yorkers yearly. Thankfully, the state has strict workers’ comp laws that ensure almost every injured worker rece... Continue Reading
Can You Choose A Workers’ Comp Doctor In New York?
If you were the victim of a work injury, you might wonder whether you’re legally allowed to choose your doctor to treat your injuries. Every state has specific laws surrounding the right of workers... Continue Reading
Can My Employer Retaliate If I Claim Workers’ Comp?
Employees should know their rights and responsibilities, especially during a workplace incident. However, some studies have shown that less than 5% of workers report their injuries to OSHA. Workers... Continue Reading
