Matthew X. Travaglia Jr

Matthew X. Travaglia Jr's Answers (116)

Ronkonkoma, NY

Workers compensation Lawyer at Ronkonkoma, NY

Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Social Security, Personal Injury

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In NY, can workers comp benefit be reduced or denied ?

Matthew's answer | Answered on February 27, 2015

As a short answer to your question.... No, the benefit can not be reduced. However, although without merit, the employer can attempt to deny...

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Out on Comp several weeks now...Employer called today to fire me. Will my medical bills still be paid by workers comp?

Matthew's answer | Answered on February 27, 2015

The fact that you have received a payment is a good indication the insurance carrier has probably accepted your claim. However, nothing is certain...

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Workers Compensation Settlement

Matthew's answer | Answered on February 25, 2015

As you can tell by the multitude of responses from attorney's in Buffalo to Long Island, there is no real time frame to get a hearing. Obviously,...

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I am under worker comp due to a recent injury at work. My company now wants me to file under FMLA. Is that right?

Matthew's answer | Answered on February 17, 2015

I agree with almost all of the posts. Your employer policy to have you file under FMLA is a protection to maintain your employment and benefits...

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WC SEC 32 SETTLE THE MSA AMOUNT SET BY IC AND CMS APPROVED IS $200,000.LUMP SUM OR PAYMENTS ? DO YOU GET TO CHOSE ?

Matthew's answer | Answered on February 15, 2015

I am unsure of your question but it sounds like you want to choose between weekly indemnity payments or a lump sum settlement of $200K inclusive...

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Do I need to file a C-3 if the adjuster already called me with a workers comp claim #?

Matthew's answer | Answered on February 13, 2015

The adjuster is probably giving you a carrier case # which is a step in the right direction. That number will be useful to expedite the payment of...

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