In a New Jersey workers’ compensation case, “permanency” refers to the final phase of a claim where an injured worker is evaluated for a financial monetary award due to a lasting, permanent loss of...
In New Jersey, the general rule is that unpaid volunteers are not considered "employees" and therefore do not qualify for Workers’ Compensation benefits. However, the New Jersey Legislature has...
At the Law Offices of Scura, Wigfield, Heyer, Cammarota & Gonzalez, LLP, we advise our clients that to collect workers’ compensation benefits, their injury must be job related, though it’s not always...
Worker’s Compensation is the insurance that provides medical care and/or cash benefits for workers who are injured while they are on the job. However, when it comes to finding health care providers...
New Jersey Workers' Compensation: Subsequent Employer Liability Explained
Navigating the intricacies of workers' compensation can become even more complex when a situation involves subsequent...
