In need of workers comp help

I am really sorry to hear about your troubles. Unfortunately, NY workers compensation can be very limited. While they will pay for medical care...

You are asking the right question. Certainly your attorney should explain it, but as a basic rule the Workers Compensation Insurance company is...

You have a lot of important questions. As a basic rule, Social Security will pay you a monthly amount. There may be an offset due to workers...

Can my Employer tell me that i have to use my personal time for a workers comp. related injury

As noted by the other author, yes. I would however ad that the way workers comepnsation works, if your employer uses your time you may be able to...

From the sounds of it you definitely have many conditions that may lead to a favorable outcome depending on what programs you apply for due to your...

First things first. If you have an attorney you should be speaking to that attorney. You do NOT have to remain in New York. If all of the...

How does a workmanscomp lawyer figure out the amount of the percentage loss from the Doctors a year after surgery in ny state?

Assuming your doctor gave you a 25% loss of use to a leg, foot, hand or arm, then that is what is known as a schedule loss of use. The Statute says...

Is it legal for your job to terminate you if you are out on workers compensation

The basic answer is NO. As long as an employer has a legitimate or seemingly legitmate business reason they can terminate you. Even if youa re out...

My short term disability expires 06/01. If I am not eligible to return to work, will I be approved for long term dis?

The prior answer regarding seeking an attorney for the Long Term Disability is certainly a good course to take. However, in respect to Social...

Can court judgement from house sale mgt taken by me for family member take my pension social security and annuity didnt pay mgt

Probably not. Social Secuirty Section 207 of the Social Security Act (42 U.S.C. 407) protects Social Security benefits from assignment, levy, or...