New Jersey`s Top Workers’ Compensation Law Firm

Over the past 40+ years, the Workplace Lawyers have earned a statewide reputation as a high-end litigation boutique that provides zealous legal representation for workers and their unions.

Unlike other law firms that profess their commitment to injured workers:

LIVINGSTON DIMARZIO BROWN, LLP is a “union shop”. All of our employees are proud members of a labor union and work under a collective bargaining agreement with benefits, a pension plan, and job protection;
We pioneer new case law in the courts by drawing on our experience and innovation to obtain the best results for our clients under current existing law;
We continually support the passage of new workers’ compensation legislation to change the law for the benefit of injured workers.

Case Results

Triple S Inc. dba Tripple Entertainment
When an electronic technician was lifting heavy audio equipment, he felt pain his back. Several months later, after lifting a record turntable, he re-injured his back, necessitating back surgery. Following the surgery, Frank DiMarzio won a settlement of $143,355 for the petitioner.

Northwest Essex Community Healthcare Net
A floor supervisor was lifting a 15 lb. box when she heard a pop in her right shoulder. The petitioner suffered a right rotator cuff tear and herniated disc necessitating a discectomy and fusion. LIVINGSTON DIMARZIO BROWN, LLP pursued this case and secured treatment which paid for by the respondent, as well as an award of $95,558.

United Airlines
A safety coordinator for United tore his rotator cuff while assisting with unloading an aircraft. After he failed conservative treatment, we were able to secure surgery for the injured worker and the payment of his medical bills. At the conclusion of treatment, the injured worker was awarded $105,840.

Matute Home Improvement
Craig Livingston won a dependency case on behalf of the 4-year-old daughter of a construction worker who died falling off a roof. The deceased workers’ daughter was awarded $1,785.00 per month until the age of adulthood.

Halasz Electrical Company
An electrician fell 10 feet to the ground when a ladder he climbed slid away from the truck, injuring his back in the process. The claimant had injured his back multiple times prior, including in a motor vehicle accident. Craig Livingston obtained an award of $1,896 a month for the worker through 5 ½ years.

Specialty Surgery of Middletown
A nurse sustained an injury to her neck while wheeling a patient out the door. Even though the petitioner had a prior whiplash injury deemed a pre-existing injury by the insurance company, the firm was able to secure an additional award and settlement of $112,095 for the injured worker.