Syracuse, NY
Workers compensation Lawyer at Syracuse, NY
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation, Social Security
Many injured workers find themselves in the dilemma of being unable to return to their prior work, but without medical evidence to support the proposition that they have a temporary or permanent total...
See Full GuideThe biggest decision you will have to make in your case is whether or not to accept a section 32 settlement, which usually means a one-time lump-sum payment, as opposed to ongoing weekly payments. Typ...
See Full GuideThe Team at MCV Law and I have put together our predictions for New York Workers’ Compensation in 2015. In 2015 injured workers /claimants will see: Confusion over lost wage payments We all miss th...
See Full GuideWhat is New York Workers' Compensation System driven by? The New York Workers' Compensation System is driven by medical evidence. Should I see a doctor? If you are injured at work, see a doctor right...
See Full GuideDo I have to attend? Yes, the insurance carrier is entitled to have you examined by their doctor. If you do not attend it will harm your case. Your benefits may be stopped, and your treatment and pre...
See Full GuideAt Meggesto, Crossett & Valerino, LLP, we advise injured workers to pursue their normal activities as much as their condition allows, and to use common sense when doing so. Injured Workers’ activit...
See Full GuideMedical professionals, doctors, hospitals, and facilities treating you in New York State for your Workers’ Compensation injuries cannot bill or charge you for any costs. All billing is to be sent to...
See Full GuideThe law says that an injured worker is entitled to causally-related medical treatment. This simply means medical treatment related to an injury or illness that occurred at work. In the real world, thi...
See Full GuideThe Average Weekly Wage (AWW) is one of the most important issues in your case. The AWW determines how much you will be paid in the event that you are out of work for a work-related injury. The high...
See Full GuideA few things to consider when you're deciding on whether or not to get an attorney. 1. Your Rights Injured workers need someone on their side. The insurance company will have an attorney representing...
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