Same-Day Injury Reporting – Notify Your Supervisor in NY
Did you know that telling your supervisor about a workplace injury on the same day can significantly impact your workers' compensation claim […]
Author: Tomas Becker
Tomas Becker writes about the New York workers' compensation system for First Claim Steps.
Thirty Days Start – Key Rights for NY Workers
Have you just started a new job or shifted to part-time work? Understanding your worker's compensation rights in New York is crucial […]
Work Injury Note Checklist Before Leaving – NY Workers’ Comp Guide
Have you recently suffered a work-related injury? Before you leave the clinic, ensure you have everything you need to support your worker's […]
Email Timestamps vs. Certified Receipts for NY 30-Day Notice
When it comes to providing a 30-day notice in the context of New York laws, how do you ensure your documentation is […]
Miscounting Day 1 Threatens Your 30-Day Injury Notice in NY
Did you know that miscounting the first day after a work injury could jeopardize your entire 30-day notice window? In New York, […]
Injured at 2 AM? Key Facts on 30-Day Notice in New York
Did you know that the timing of your injury can affect important legal deadlines? If you’re injured at 2 AM on a […]
One-Month Calendar – Day 0 to Notice Cutoff for NY Workers’ Comp
Are you navigating the complexities of worker's compensation laws in New York? Understanding your timeline is crucial. Our one-page first-month calendar breaks […]
Meeting the 30-Day Notice Rule in New York Workers’ Comp
New York gives you a deadline to tell your employer about a work injury – and missing it is a common reason claims get denied. Here is how the 30-day notice rule works.
What to Do in the First 24 Hours After a Work Injury in NY
The first day after a work injury sets the tone for the whole claim. Three things done right in the first 24 hours – care, notice, and a record – protect everything that follows.
The 7-Day Waiting Period in New York Workers’ Comp Explained
Wage benefits do not start the moment you stop working. New York has a seven-day waiting period – here is how it works and when those first days get paid back.