Flushing, NY
Workers compensation Lawyer at Flushing, NY
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Social Security
Your question turns on whether the doctor believes that your condition is "causally related" to the work activity that you were performing. You...
Both attorneys answering this question so far are correct, as far as their answers go. I'll add that because your case involves both a...
The Workers' Compensation Board has held that actively participating in the services provided by a One-Stop Center in order to return to work...
Every employee working at that job site needs to be covered by some employer's workers' compensation policy. As a general matter, you should have...
You should certainly retain an attorney to help you with your claim. As an initial matter, those nerve issues sound like they could be the result...
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If your injury occurred after March of 2007, it is very very difficult for someone to receive lifetime benefits in New York State; the vast...
Everyone is correct that in NYS Workers' Compensation cases, a claimant's attorney must have his fee approved by Board--usually by the Workers'...
I agree with all the answers posted so far. I'd like to add that whether you're able to work or not is a medical question that is best answered by...
Although I agree with my colleagues who have already answered your question, I feel compelled to point out to you that this isn't really a workers'...
You probably will want to retain an attorney to assist you with your claim. Simply because your employer notified the insurance company does not...