Leonard Bernard Feld

Leonard Bernard Feld's Answers (1445)

Jericho, NY

Workers compensation Lawyer at Jericho, NY

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Wills & Living Wills, Real Estate

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Will a previous section 32 settlement affect a new one?

Leonard's answer | Answered on March 03, 2011

Dear Madam or Sir: You say that you were offered a §32 Settlement, but didn't say whether you took it. Yes, whether you were only offered a...

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Workers Compensation Question

Leonard's answer | Answered on February 05, 2011

Dear Madam or Sir: If you settle per §32, which is our presumption, your claim is over and done forever unless the Agreement specifically states...

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Can an employee and employer obtain a settlement without a worker's comp claim even if employer is uninsured?

Leonard's answer | Answered on February 02, 2011

Dear Sir: You haven't provided the entire picture. If the employer is insured, then his Insurance Carrier will deal with the claim. A claim...

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I had a employee who worked for me and he cut his arm with a saw this happened almost 7 years he is a illegal alien who gave me

Leonard's answer | Answered on February 02, 2011

Dear Sir: Evidently, you didn't have the required workers' compensation insurance or your Carrier would have hired lawyers to handle all this. ...

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I got hurt on the job I was out for almost a month, and returned. Now I am out again for a weeks .Can my employer fire me,

Leonard's answer | Answered on January 29, 2011

Yes you can be let go; New York is an "employment at will" state. It means any employee (absent a Contract) can be fired or can quit at any time. ...

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