The workers' compensation law prohibits terminating an employee as a punishment for filing a workers' compensation claim, but also offers no...

You don't mention what made you fall. Generally, your employer is immune from being SUED by their employees for negligence, based on the "workers'...

I'm glad you posted. Each accident is its own workers' compensation claim, but because they're close together in time, it is possible that they...

Simply to elaborate on a previous answer, a bad result isn't necessarily the result of medical malpractice. Sometimes, even the very best medical...

In order to prove medical malpractice in NY State, you would need to be able to allege a departure from the standard of care prevalent within the...

I'm going to agree with Mr. Fusco. He's absolutely right that NYC will not settle workers' compensation cases with lump sums in classification...

You should be aware that the most important element of qualifying for Social Security Disability is the medical evidence supporting your claim of...

If the accident occurred as you stated within the state of New York, then you have: 1. A claim for workers' compensation benefits to cover...

The point of having insurance is to protect against the outcome you describe. If your insurance coverage is insufficient to cover the value of the...

You don't say whether this was your doctor or the carrier's "Independent Medical Examiner". If it was your own treating physician or a consultant...