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Does Workers’ Compensation Affect Future Employment?

Workers’ compensation is a type of insurance employers must procure to cover employees’ workplace injuries or illnesses. It can be a crucial resource for financial support to employees who cannot work because of their injuries. Workers often worry about the potential implications of receiving workers’ compensation benefits on their employment. So, does workers’ compensation affect […]

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Workers’ Compensation Coverage for Long-Term Illnesses and Permanent Damage

Workers’ compensation pays permanent impairment benefits to workers with illnesses and permanent physical disabilities attributable to employment. A qualifying condition must prevent you from working or earning at the same level as before symptoms emerged. You may be eligible for permanent impairment benefits if you have mesothelioma, carpal tunnel syndrome, hearing loss, permanent back injuries,

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What To Know About Workers’ Comp Insurance Companies

If you’ve filed a workers’ compensation claim after an injury, you’ll have to deal with your employer’s insurer. Initially, the workers’ comp insurer might seem like an unbiased third party assessing your case. However, it’s important to remember that insurance companies often prioritize their interests over yours. Their primary goal is to minimize payouts, even

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Who Is Exempt from Workers’ Compensation in New York?

If you’re employed in New York and are injured on the job, you are likely entitled to workers’ compensation benefits, whether you’re a construction worker, first responder, or a correction officer. However, if you work in an exempt trade or profession, you may have to consider alternatives to workers’ comp benefits after a workplace injury.

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Can You Still Get Workers’ Compensation if You Go Back to Work?

Workplace injuries can raise many questions. One of the most important is, “Will I still receive workers’ compensation benefits when I return to work?” In many scenarios, the answer is yes. You can return to work and still receive the medical treatment and benefits associated with your claim. You may still be entitled to monetary

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