It's too broad a question. The employee should file a workers compensation claim. He/She may have evidence that s/he was told they'd be fired if...

You have two years from the date of accident in which to file a Workers Comp claim. That business about "My work told me because my ankle rolled...

I agree with the two attorneys' answers (above). Yes, tell your lawyer. Yes, it is discrimination. However, Section 120 claims are notoriously...

The law requires periodic reviews of all claims. The younger you are the more likely it is you will be reviewed. It is likely the Court reversed a...

If he is really disabled and has qualified for Social Security Disability, his kids may be entitled to benefits on his account. Can you drag him...

No one can answer that without knowing all of the facts, and even then the ultimate decision on the issue will be made by a judge of the NYS Family...

It is very unlikely that even had the report been sent to the board electronically on November 8th, that it would have made it into the file by the...

I agree with Lloyd Pont's answer. Congressmen/women usually have a Social Security trouble-shooter on their staff.

Your employer either made (1) an error in filing, and did so incorrectly or (2) has committed serious crimes which likely constitute a...

As far as the Workers' Compensation Board is concerned, if you are not totally disabled, it's expected that you should do something to remain...