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What Happens if Your Workers’ Compensation Claim is Denied?

Navigating the workers’ compensation process can be complex, especially if your employer’s insurer denies your claim, or any part of it. When this happens, a successful hearing is necessary to address the carrier’s denial and secure the benefits you deserve. Having an experienced attorney advocate on your behalf is crucial. Improve your odds of securing […]

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What to Know About NY Workers’ Compensation Investigations

Investigations are an essential part of the workers’ compensation process. Insurance companies or the state might conduct investigations to determine the validity of claims and the extent of workers’ injuries. Most workers’ compensation cases involve some investigation, affecting how long a case takes to resolve and whether a worker receives benefits. Here are the top

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Can You Lose Your Job While on Workers’ Compensation?

Can I lose my job while on workers’ compensation? In New York, employers cannot fire you for filing workers’ compensation. However, employers are not required to hold your job open and can terminate your employment for other reasons. New York is an at-will employment state, meaning your employer can terminate you for any reason or

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How Long Does Workers’ Comp Last in New York?

Types of Workers’ Compensation Benefits There are two types of workers’ compensation benefits: temporary and permanent. Temporary disability is a wage replacement for injured people who cannot work for a limited period. Workers eligible for these benefits receive two-thirds of the worker’s average weekly wage up to a maximum amount determined by the state. On

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