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Pyrros & Serres LLP
At the law office of Pyrros & Serres LLP, our lawyers bring 75 years of combined legal experience to injured people throughout Astoria, Queens and the state of New York. A hallmark of our practice has always been our commitment to provide individualized attention to every client. Because our firm treats clients with compassion, courtesy and respect, existing or former clients refer most of our new cases to us. We pledge to use our extensive knowledge, skill, experience and resources to help you get the results you want and deserve.
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To learn more about your rights in a workers’ compensation, Social Security disability or personal injury claim, read the blog posts below.
A Seemingly Minor Work-Related Injury Can Have Serious Consequences
The Thorn that Led to a Permanent Workers’ Compensation Disability Award Queens |NYC | Brooklyn | Bronx Workers' Compensation Attorneys Workers’ compensation claims are only for situations where you have been seriously injured, right? It’s not going to be worth your...
You Can Get a Million Dollar Settlement in a Work Comp Claim—We Did!
How the Attorneys at Pyrros & Serres Went the Extra Mile for an Injured Worker Pyrros & Serres—Proven Workers’ Compensation Lawyers throughout NYC, including Queens, Brooklyn and the Bronx When you’ve been hurt on the job, you have a right to pursue workers’...
The Impact of Returning to Work on a New York Workers’ Compensation Claim
Returning to Work while Collecting Workers’ Compensation Benefits How Will Going Back to Work Affect Your Claim? Queens |NYC | Brooklyn | Bronx Workers' Compensation Attorneys You’ve been injured on the job and have successfully filed a workers’ compensation claim....
Section 32 Settlements of Workers’ Compensation Claims
Let Pyrros & Serres Help You Determine Whether a Lump Sum Payout is Best for You Workers’ Compensation Lawyers in Queens, Brooklyn, the Bronx and throughout NYC https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvI4Q0q8C_c Under the New York workers’ compensation laws, there are...
Important update NYS Workers Compensation Board announces changes to C8.1 forms
Workers Compensation Board will require providers to use an XML partner Date: June 16, 2021 The Board has a number of important updates regarding the Notice of Treatment Issue/Disputed Bill (Form C-8.1) and Notice to Health Care Provider and Injured Worker of a...
Can You Get Workers’ Compensation Benefits for COVID?
Can You Get Workers’ Compensation Benefits for COVID in New York? Experienced Queens | NYC | Brooklyn | Bronx Workers' Compensation Lawyers The coronavirus pandemic has hit New York particularly hard, with nearly 700,000 diagnosed cases through early December, 2020....
Covid 19: How to File a Workers Compensation Claim
New York Workers Compensation Attorneys and Covid 19 By: Michael Gregos Esq. & Michael Serres Esq. If you contracted Covid 19 because you were exposed to it at work, you may be able to get Workers’ Compensation benefits. In order to begin your claim, you must...
Coronovirus (Covid-19) Am I Covered Under Workers Compensation?
So now that I know I have Covid19, can I be covered under NY Workers Compensation? Author:Pyrros & Serres: Michael Gregos Esq. This is the question that we will grapple with for the foreseeable future. In addition to the normal challenges surrounding a claim, this...
What is Workers’ Compensation?—The Basics
Workers Compensation is a form of insurance that every employer is legally obligated to have If you work, you are probably familiar with the term "workers' compensation." But if you've never been hurt on the job, you have no understanding of what workers' compensation...
Worker’s Compensation Legislature Op Ed
Mario Cilento President Terrence L. Melvin Secretary-Treasurer TO: NYS AFL-CIO Executive Board FROM: Mario Cilento, President DATE: March 27, 2020 RE: NYS AFL-CIO Op Ed in today's Daily News – Workers' Compensation Legislation The following Op Ed ran in...