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FAQs: Workers' Compensation - Page 2

A worker sits on the ground after an equipment accident as a coworker checks on him, and the worker wonders what to do if they’re hurt using defective work equipment. 

What If I’m Hurt Using Defective Work Equipment?

A temporary worker receives assistance from coworkers after a workplace accident at an industrial job site in New York. 

Are Temporary Workers Covered After a Job Site Injury?

Employees gather and socialize at a company-sponsored office party in New York while wondering whether they are covered if they’re hurt at a company event.

Am I Covered If I’m Hurt at a Company Event?

An office worker drives a company vehicle during a work-related trip. Workers injured while driving for their job may have rights under New York workers' compensation laws. 

Who Pays If I’m Hurt While Driving for Work?

A man gets assistance after injuring his knee at work and wonders if he can sue a third party for a workplace injury

Can I Sue a Third Party After a Workplace Injury?

A worker with a leg cast sits on a sofa reviewing mileage reimbursement information and medical travel expenses after a workplace injury in New York. 

Can Workers’ Compensation Cover Mileage to Appointments?

A construction worker holds his back in pain. A lawyer can help you understand your next steps if your injury gets worse after returning to work.

What If My Injury Gets Worse After Returning to Work?

A young woman looks in pain at a desk. A lawyer can tell you how to get workers’ compensation after a remote injury. 

Can I Get Workers’ Compensation After a Remote Work Injury?

A lawyer speaks with her clients, who ask, “Am I covered if I’m hurt during a work break?” 

Am I Covered If I’m Hurt During a Work Break?

A lawyef listens to his client ask him, “Can I sue after a fall at another company’s property?” 

Can I Sue After a Fall at Another Company’s Property?

A worker with neck pain wonders if repetitive lifting injuries can lead to a civil claim. 

Can Repetitive Lifting Injuries Lead to a Civil Claim?

A woman holds her back and wonders what evidence proves a serious workplace back injury.

What Evidence Proves a Serious Workplace Back Injury?

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