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How Does New York’s Scaffold Law Affect Your Workers’ Compensation Case?
Construction is one of the riskiest professions, so serious accidents are bound to happen. For this reason, workers on these sites need protections to ensure their safety, such as New York’s Scaffo... Continue Reading
How To Receive VA Disability Benefits For Generalized Anxiety Disorder
Returning to civilian life can be challenging for veterans, especially when they have a mental illness. Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) is among the most common, affecting thousands of veterans ... Continue Reading
How Do Workers’ Comp Settlements Affect Your SSDI Claim?
Understanding the SSDI system can be tricky when dealing with multiple benefit sources, such as workers’ compensation. While these two programs are entirely different, putting them together c... Continue Reading
How Do Veterans Qualify For VA Clothing Allowances?
Many individuals who have served in the military will return with physical disabilities that require them to use special medicine or equipment. While these resources help affected veterans lead mor... Continue Reading
Why Reporting Your Workplace Injuries Promptly Will Help Your Case
After sustaining a workplace injury, all most victims can think about is focusing on recovering as soon as possible. But if you’re planning to file a workers’ compensation claim to recover your dam... Continue Reading
Veterans To Benefit From This Year’s Cost-Of-Living Adjustment
On June 14, 2023, President Job Biden signed into law the Veterans Compensation Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) Act of 2023, which is positive news for veterans with disabilities and their familie... Continue Reading
How Does The “5-Year Rule” Affect Your VA Claim?
Have you been receiving veterans’ disability benefits? If so, understanding how the VA’s Five Year Rule works is crucial. Depending on your situation, the VA can change your rating and impact your ... Continue ReadingNew 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
