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What MAP Means to Your Case

June 22, 2010 By Paul Giannetti

Simply put, the MAP program is a controversial plan devised by the New York State Workers’ Compensation Board to circumvent the long established Workers’ Compensation hearing process.  MAP will allow the Workers’ Compensation Board employees to file legal documents, by mail, which can and will have dire consequences on your claim.  This paper filing and […]

Filed Under: Workers' Compensation

Work Related Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

June 22, 2010 By Paul Giannetti

Carpal tunnel syndrome is one of the most common injuries plaguing workers in New York State.  Carpal tunnel syndrome is often caused by jobs which require repetitive use of the worker’s hands.  Almost any type of repetitive job can cause carpal tunnel syndrome, however, those who spend most of their day typing are at the […]

Filed Under: Workers' Compensation

Top 5 Blunders That Can Cost You Your Benefits

June 22, 2010 By Paul Giannetti

Part 1-Returning to Work Without Notifying Anyone If you are collecting lost wage payments and return to work, it is crucial that you notify your attorney and the insurance carrier before you start working. It does not matter if you are earning significantly less than you were before your injury or whether it is off […]

Filed Under: Accidents & Injuries

Workers’ Compensation Law: Four Nasty Lies That Bad Employers Tell

June 15, 2010 By Paul Giannetti

“You Don’t Need To Fill Out An Accident Report” The first thing that all injured workers should do to protect their rights is to fill out a written accident report as soon after the injury as possible.  It is always a red flag if your employer says that you don’t need to fill out an […]

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