by Pyrros & Serres LLP | May 17, 2018 | Workers Compensation Attorneys, Workers Compensation Claims Attorney
Under the New York state workers’ compensation laws, workers’ compensation benefits are generally fixed, based on your average weekly wage for the year prior to your injury. If that’s the case, is it possible to get a significant settlement—a million...
by Pyrros & Serres LLP | Apr 17, 2018 | Independent Contractor Claims, Workers Compensation Attorneys
When you’ve been hurt on the job and the facts appear to clearly show that it was a work-related injury, it can come as a shock when your employer or the workers’ compensation insurance provider deny or reject your claim. One of the common arguments is...
by Pyrros & Serres LLP | Apr 10, 2018 | Workers Compensation Attorneys
Injuries that Seem Insignificant Can Be Serious or Can Lead to Substantial Health Problems In many occupations, minor scratches and bruises are often just a part of the daily grind. But you need to be careful—what can seem like nothing can develop into a serious...
by Pyrros & Serres LLP | Apr 5, 2018 | Workers Compensation Attorneys, workers compesation claims
The Impact of a Prior Injury on a Current Workers’ Compensation Claim When you’ve been hurt on the job, even if the injury clearly seems work-related, you can expect your employer or the workers’ compensation insurance carrier to look for any reason...
by Pyrros & Serres LLP | Mar 14, 2018 | Workers Compensation Attorneys
You know that, when you suffer a work-related injury or illness, you have a right to pursue workers’ compensation benefits for lost wages and income, for medical expenses, and for any permanent disability you suffer. But how do you protect your rights? What are...
by Pyrros & Serres LLP | Mar 9, 2018 | blog, Workers Compensation Attorneys
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...
