Report Immediately – No Approval Needed for Worker Compensation Claims
Have you ever hesitated to report an injury, thinking it would be better to wait? This common mistake can jeopardize your worker’s […]
Author: Tomas Becker
Tomas Becker writes about the New York workers' compensation system for First Claim Steps.
Same-Day Notice Errors – Misdeliveries and Misguided Claims in NY
Have you ever received important information, only to realize it was meant for someone else? In the world of New York's worker's […]
Misestimated Injury Date – Consequences for NY Workers’ Compensation Deadlines
Did you know that the date you estimate for a workplace injury can set off a chain reaction affecting every deadline in […]
Same-Day vs. Later – NY Claim Reporting Deadlines
Did you know that timely reporting can significantly impact the outcome of your New York worker's compensation claim? Delayed notifications can lead […]
Holidays and 30-Day Notice Rules for New York Workers
Are you aware of how holidays affect your 30-day notice period in New York? Understanding this could save you from unexpected complications […]
First Month in Workers’ Comp – Daily Report Insights in NY
Are you navigating the complexities of workers' compensation in New York? Understanding the timeline of critical documents like the Report, C-3, and […]
Documenting Language Barriers in New York ER Visits
Have you ever faced a language barrier in a medical emergency? In New York, clear communication is crucial in emergency rooms, especially […]
New York Notice Deadlines – 30 Days for Employees, 18 for Carriers
Have you heard about the critical deadlines that can impact your New York workers' compensation claim? In New York, you have 30 […]
Mandatory Follow-Up – Protecting Treatment Records in NY
Have you ever wondered how a simple follow-up can impact your worker's compensation case? In New York, the first follow-up appointment isn't […]
Know the 18-Day Deadline for Carrier Dispute in NY Workers’ Comp
Did you know that after a workers' compensation claim is filed in New York, insurers have a critical window of about 18 […]