What Does a Workers’ Compensation Lawyer Do?
If you’ve been injured on the job and are pursuing…
Lewis & LewisOctober 9, 2023
How Long Can a Workers’ Compensation Claim Stay Open?
If you have a formally established workers’ compensation claim, you…
Lewis & LewisSeptember 25, 2023
What Does “No-Fault” Mean In Workers’ Compensation?
All employers in New York State are required to carry…
Lewis & LewisSeptember 12, 2023
Workers’ Compensation: Permanent vs. Temporary Disability
Workers’ compensation can be a little confusing. The language and…
Lewis & LewisAugust 28, 2023
Defining Different Types of Workers’ Compensation Injuries
Workers’ compensation injuries don’t only refer to a list of…
Lewis & LewisAugust 14, 2023
Explore the Important Differences Between Workers’ Compensation and Disability
When you are hurt or sick and unable to work,…
Lewis & LewisJuly 24, 2023
Workers’ Compensation When Re-injured at Work
If you are re-injured after returning to work after a…
Lewis & LewisJuly 10, 2023
Workers’ Compensation for Minors: Rules and Protections
New York State and federal laws include important protections for…
Lewis & LewisJune 5, 2023
The Difference Between Workers’ Compensation and Personal Injury Claims
It isn’t surprising that some people can be confused by…
Lewis & LewisMay 22, 2023
Returning to Work After a Workers’ Compensation Injury
The best-case scenario after a work injury is that you…
Lewis & LewisMay 8, 2023
