New Yorkers seek workers’ compensation each year — but in recent years, regulators have tilted the scales towards employers ...

New York’s workers’ compensation benefits have fallen by more than a third since 2014, with payouts dropping $1.4 billion ...

The New York State Inspector General's annual Workers Compensation Fraud Report was released this week, with 22 arrests, and ...

New York investigators uncovered more than $1.9 million in workers’ compensation fraud last year, with arrests rising sharply ...

Explore how workers' compensation covers medical costs, lost wages, and more. Learn who funds these benefits, with a focus on ...

The claimant, a social worker, had a variety of ailments that led to an 81% loss of wage earning capacity. Her benefits ended in 2022, and she sought hardship relief that would allow her to get more ...

It is advisable to file an injury claim as soon as possible (…) to ensure the timely preservation of evidence,” says the legal professionals at Shulman and Hill.

Nearly 16 years ago, Greg Cody, an eighth grade social sciences teacher, injured his right shoulder while breaking up a fight between students at school. The Massapequa Park resident said he needed ...

There were three workers’ compensation decisions posted by the Appellate Division Thursday, 3/26/26: 1. Murad v. Tri-State Groundwater Solutions, LLC. This case involved a maintenance mechanic who ...

A Port Jervis man pleaded guilty on July 31 to the theft of more than $42,000 in workers compensation benefits intended for his dead mother. New York State Inspector General Lucy Lang announced the ...