Scott D. Frendel

Scott D. Frendel's Answers (6)

New City, NY

Workers compensation Lawyer at New City, NY

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Personal Injury ... +2 more

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Seeing a dr next week for hernia suffered at work now hurt my shoulder at work. Do I file one workers comp claim?

Scott's answer | Answered on April 04, 2018

The answer is a bit more complicated than yes or no. I can tell you the answer will be dependent upon the information you provide your doctors. ...

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Nightmare of a comp case?

Scott's answer | Answered on October 26, 2017

There is no reasonable excuse for you to feel in the dark. With that being said, if the carrier is under a direction to continue payment, they...

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An employer neglects to file a work related accident for 4 months. Why do I have no recourse?

Scott's answer | Answered on August 01, 2016

You should immediately contact a NY workers' comp attorney. You should file your own claim and you need not wait for the carrier. In fact, I...

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What are my options? 2nd eye injury

Scott's answer | Answered on July 29, 2016

If as a result of the new injury you sustained further loss of vision to that same eye, then you are entitled to additional money. Irrespective of...

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Can I seek compensation for an assault at work?

Scott's answer | Answered on July 27, 2016

There is no doubt you have a NY Workers' Compensation case. You should speak to an attorney who specializes in NY WC.

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What will happen at a workers compensation hearing "purpose of hearing" degree of disability? This is my first hearing

Scott's answer | Answered on July 06, 2016

Let me start by stating, you should have an attorney at the hearing to represent your interests. The insurance carrier will have an attorney...

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