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Many injured workers give up before they even start — because of bad information. Here's the truth about New York workers' compensation law.
Notify your employer of your injury within 30 days of it happening. This can be verbal or written.
You have up to 2 years from the date of injury to file your claim. Don't wait — the sooner you act, the stronger your case.
All doctors, surgeries, prescriptions, and rehab — paid for
Up to 66⅔% of your average weekly wage while you recover
Compensation if your injury causes lasting impairment
Travel costs to and from medical appointments
Job training if you can't return to your previous role
Survivor benefits for families of workers killed on the job
Don't just take our word for it. Hear from New York workers who trusted us to fight for their rights.
After my warehouse injury, I didn't know where to turn. They took my case, fought the insurance company, and got me the benefits I deserved. I couldn't have done it without them.
I was injured lifting a patient and my employer tried to deny my claim. These attorneys stepped in and within weeks I had my medical bills covered and was receiving wage replacement.
Fell from scaffolding and broke my leg. The insurance company offered me almost nothing. My attorney fought for me and I received 10x what they originally offered.
Slipped on a wet floor in the kitchen and hurt my back badly. I was scared I'd lose my job. They protected my rights and got me the treatment I needed to recover.
Car accident while on the job left me unable to work for months. They handled everything with the insurance company so I could focus on healing. Truly grateful.
Developed carpal tunnel from years of typing. I didn't think I had a case, but they proved me wrong. Now I'm getting the treatment I need and compensation for my suffering.
"After my warehouse injury, I didn't know where to turn. They took my case, fought the insurance company, and got me the benefits I deserved. I couldn't have done it without them."— Michael R., New York, NY
New York law has strict deadlines for filing workers' compensation claims. Don't wait — the sooner you act, the better your chances of getting full benefits.