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Obtaining additional workers’ compensation for damaged/amputated body parts

Monday, March 21, 2016 Workplace injuries can range in gravity from mild to fatal, and include everything in between. It is important, of course, for injured workers to report all injuries promptly to their employer so t... Continue Reading

Consult experienced attorney in cases of intentional harm on the job

Wednesday, March 16, 2016 In our last post, we spoke briefly about the exclusive nature of workers’ compensation benefits unless certain exceptions apply. One important exception, we noted, is when an employer commits an in... Continue Reading

3 defenses to asbestos claims to be prepared for

Thursday, March 10, 2016 Asbestos is a fiber that was widely used for decades in many different types of materials from car and train braking systems to building insulation and flooring tiles. It was primarily used because... Continue Reading

Amputations can end your career – get the compensation you need

Wednesday, March 9, 2016 All injuries have the potential to affect your ability to work. However, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) names amputations as one of the worst types of injuries a worker ca... Continue Reading

Is workers’ compensation the sole remedy available to an injured worker?

Monday, March 7, 2016 The workers’ compensation system is an important financial resource available to workers, and those who have been injured on the job should always apply to ensure they receive why they are entitled... Continue Reading

What type of workers’ comp benefits are available, and how can an attorney help? P.3

Tuesday, March 1, 2016 We’ve been looking in our last couple posts at the types of workers’ compensation benefits available here in New York, and have already spoken about medical benefits, total or partial disability be... Continue Reading

What type of workers’ comp benefits are available, and how can an attorney help? P.2

Tuesday, March 1, 2016 In our last post, we began looking at the types of benefits available through the workers’ compensation system for injured workers in the state of New York. We’ve already spoken briefly about the i... Continue Reading

Toxic exposure risks for dry cleaners

Friday, February 19, 2016 Being exposed to toxic chemicals — over and over again — puts workers at risk for serious health complications. Employers should know this and should be taking certain precautions to li... Continue Reading

What type of workers’ comp benefits are available, and how can an attorney help?

Tuesday, February 16, 2016 When a worker is injured on the job, the most important immediate concern is to ensure the injury is promptly addressed with appropriate medical care. Not far behind on the order of priorities is t... Continue Reading

Crane collapse results in new fines

Monday, February 8, 2016 The collapse of an enormous crane on Worth Street on February 5, 2016, highlights the dangers that construction workers face every day. Questions remain about the exact cause of the collapse, altho... Continue Reading

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Obtaining additional workers’ compensation for damaged/amputated body parts

Consult experienced attorney in cases of intentional harm on the job

3 defenses to asbestos claims to be prepared for

Amputations can end your career – get the compensation you need

Is workers’ compensation the sole remedy available to an injured worker?

What type of workers’ comp benefits are available, and how can an attorney help? P.3

What type of workers’ comp benefits are available, and how can an attorney help? P.2

Toxic exposure risks for dry cleaners

What type of workers’ comp benefits are available, and how can an attorney help?

Crane collapse results in new fines

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