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- Age Discrimination Due to COVID-19
- Am I Eligible for Workers’ Comp from Workplace Violence?
- Amending Section 230 Brings Legal Remedy Against Social Media Companies
- America’s Selfless Medical Workers
- An Interview With an Uber Driver – Avoiding Scams and More
- Anthony Brown Joins The Workplace Lawyers
- Are Independent Contractors Eligible for Workers’ Compensation?
- Are Injured Professional Athletes Entitled to Workers’ Comp?
- Are New Jersey Employers Required to Have Workers’ Compensation Insurance?
- Are Societal Gender Norms Reflected In Personal Injury?
- Are There Risks in a Coronavirus Vaccine?
- Asbestos In The Workplace
- Asthma and the Workplace
- Automation Could Increase Workplace Injury
- Avoiding Vehicle Collisions
- BEST LAWYERS Magazine
- Bitcoin Mining Injury Lawyers
- Broken Heart Syndrome
- Can I Get Fired for Getting Injured at Work?
- Can I Work from Home While on Workers’ Compensation?
- Caregiver and Home Health Aide Injury Lawyers
- Circus Performer Injury
- Colleges/Universities Requiring COVID-19 Vaccines
- Common Mistakes Employees Make in Workers’ Compensation Claims
- Common Mistakes to Avoid When Filing a Workers’ Compensation Claim in New Jersey
- Common Workplace Injuries and How They Happen
- Compensation for COVID-19
- Complications with Telehealth and Telemedicine
- Concert Injury Lawyers
- Consequences of a Shortage of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment)
- Cooper Recalls Various Tires
- COVID-19 and the Increased Risk of Kidney Disease
- Cruise Lines Are Restarting Operations
- Cyber-Attacks and Fraud from Workers’ Compensation Data
- Drug Abuse During the COVID-19 Pandemic
- Effects of Medical Marijuana on Workers’ Compensation
- Effects of the Novel Coronavirus on Senior Home Workers
- Essential Workers at Walmart Underhanded
- Finding Gratitude
- Five Ways of Putting Your Best Foot Forward
- Food Poisoning Lawyers
- Gas Station and Convenience Store Injury Lawyers
- GERD Workers’ Compensation
- Glenn Kaplan Becomes a Workers’ Compensation Judge
- Growing Popularity of Street Drugs Influences Workers’ Compensation
- Have You Gotten Injured Due to More Demanding Work?
- Help! My Workers’ Comp Insurance Company is Spying on Me
- Honor Our Veterans by Embracing Peace: Opinion
- Honoring Our Transportation Workers
- Hospitality Workers Represent the Best in Customer Service
- How Does OSHA Protect Employees in the Workplace?
- How to File a Workers’ Compensation Claim in New Jersey
- How to Report a Work Injury Without Hurting Your Claim
- How Workplace Injuries Affect Your Daily Life
- Increase in Workers’ Compensation Cases from Remote Work Expected
- Increased Rate of Dermatological Prescriptions in Workers’ Compensation Due to a Variety of Factors
- Indoor Air Quality
- Injury Among Volunteer Fire Department Members
- Is Athleticism Important for Work?
- Is it Ever Illegal to Wear a Mask in Public?
- Is There a Statute of Limitations on Workplace Injuries?
- Is Your Workplace Doing Enough to Accommodate You?
- Lessons in Hygiene
- Maker of Allegedly Cancer-Causing Talcum Powder Loses in N.J. Supreme Court
- Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccinations? Exploring the Ramifications
- Medical Marijuana May Soon Be Covered by Workers’ Compensation Under Limited Circumstances
- Mental Health Among Law Enforcement
- Mercenary Injury Lawyers New Jersey
- New Jersey Building Collapse Lawyers
- New Jersey Dog Bite Lawyer
- New Jersey Fentanyl Exposure Injury Lawyers
- New Jersey Funeral Home Injury Lawyers
- New Jersey Heat-Related Injury Lawyers
- New Jersey Mesothelioma and Asbestos Lawyers
- New Jersey Prescription Opioid Injury Lawyers
- Obtaining Workers’ Compensation as a Flight Attendant
- Personal Injury vs. Workers’ Compensation: What’s the Difference?
- Plant Closings – What Can Be Done?
- Politics in the Workplace
- Poor Treatment of Amazon Workers
- Postal Service Workers Deserve Insulation From Politics
- Pregnancy and the Workplace
- Qualities to Look for in a Wrongful Death Lawyer
- Recognizing the Contributions of America’s Laborers
- Return to American Spaceflight Reminds Us of American Innovation
- Returning to Work After an Injury: What You Should Know
- Second Injury Fund Benefits for Recovered Coronavirus Patients
- Senate Bill No. 2380
- Snow Removal Injury Lawyers
- Teachers Have an Important Role to Play This September
- Terrorism-Related Injury Lawyers
- The Emergence of a New Economy Is Changing the Way We Think About Work
- The Impact of COVID-19 on Racial Minorities
- The Implications of Self-Driving Vehicles
- The Pandemic – What Can We Learn?
- The Role of Medical Evaluations in New Jersey Workers’ Compensation Cases
- The Role of Medical Evaluations in Your Workers’ Comp Case
- Tips to Stay Safe and Prevent Injury During Winter
- Traumatic Brain Injury on Construction Workers
- Unaccompanied Minors Crossing the Border Will Seek Work
- Understanding New Jersey Workers’ Compensation: A Step-by-Step Guide for Injured Workers
- Understanding Temporary vs. Permanent Disability Benefits
- Understanding Your Rights After a Workplace Accident
- Unruly Airline Passengers May Increase Risk to Flying
- Vaping Increases Risk of Workplace Injury
- Virtual Reality and Workers’ Compensation
- Virtual Reality Therapy – Alternative to Prescription Opioids
- Wage Slavery is the New Slavery
- What Can You Do to Protect Yourself from Workplace Injuries?
- What Injuries are Covered by Workers’ Compensation?
- What to Do Immediately After a Workplace Injury
- When Can an Employer Fire You for Politics?
- Why are Separate Medical Records Necessary for Workers’ Compensation?
- Why Videoconferencing May Lead to Burnout
- Workers at Risk in Meatpacking Plants
- Workers’ Comp for Protest and Riot Injuries
- Workers’ Comp for Smoke Inhalation and Chemical Exposure
- Workers’ Comp for Storm Clean-Up
- Workers’ Compensation Employee Fraud
- Workers’ Compensation for Correctional Officers and Other Prison Workers
- Workers’ Compensation for Stress and Anxiety
- Workplace Safety Tips to Prevent Common Injuries
Case Results
- $1.3 Million to Injured Construction Worker – Multiple Injuries
- $100,000 to Township Worker for Occupational Low Back Pain
- $101,250 + Disputed Temporary Disability Benefits to Injured Field Collector
- $101,294 to Property Manager Injured in Slip and Fall.
- $103,680 to Injured Police Officer
- $105,840 + Shoulder Surgery to Injured Airline Safety Coordinator
- $110,000 to Widow of Toxically Exposed Roofer
- $110,580 to Injured Flight Attendant
- $111,111.00 + Lifetime Benefits to Injured Construction Site Worker
- $111,507 + Lifetime Benefits to Injured Counselor/Corrections Worker
- $112,095 and $147,075 to Injured Critical Care Nurse
- $112,095 to Injured Nurse Despite Prior Injuries
- $114,954 to Injured Welder for Concussion and Leg Injury
- $115,020 to Office Manager for Foot and Low Back Injury
- $115,442 + Lifetime Benefits to Certified Nurse Assistant
- $118,260 to Injured Guidance Counselor
- $118,545 to Injured Demolition Worker
- $119,745 + Payment of Disputed Medical Bills to Injured Nurse
- $120,000 + Future Treatment to Toxically Exposed Chemical Worker
- $120,150 + Medical Expenses to Injured Airline Service Manager
- $121,125 to Injured Flight Attendant
- $125,000 to Injured Truck Driver for Neck and Back Injuries
- $125,000 to Multi-Industry Toxically Exposed Worker
- $125,136 to Injured Electrician
- $125,280 + Disputed Medical Bills for Injured Cable Technician
- $125,591 + Lifetime Benefits to Injured Field Service Technician
- $126,500 + Disputed Treatment to Construction Worker for Eye Injury
- $126,696 to Injured Truck Driver
- $128,250 + Disputed Medical Bills to Injured Truck Driver
- $129,305 to Toxically Exposed Boiler Operator
- $132,899 to Injured Cable Installer
- $133,920 + Future Medical Care to Injured HVAC Technician
- $133,990 to Injured Warehouse Worker
- $137,522 to Injured Funeral Home Worker
- $137,733 + Lifetime Benefits to Injured Driller’s Helper
- $138,116 + Lifetime Benefits for Injured Grounds Crew Member
- $141,965 to Injured Sheet Metal Worker
- $143,355 for Injured Electronic Audio Technician
- $144,893 + Lifetime Benefits to Injured Newspaper Delivery Person
- $147,060 + Disputed Medical Bills to Injured Customer Service Rep
- $148,584 to Physical Therapist Lumbar Injuries with Pre-Existing
- $150,000 to Widow of Worker Killed by Extreme Heat
- $152,077 to Injured Truck Driver
- $153,900.00 to Injured Truck Driver
- $165,000 to Family of Toxically Exposed Librarian
- $171,000 to Injured Mechanic
- $177,301 + Lifetime Benefits for Injured Fuel Delivery Driver
- $178,342 for Injured Custodian.
- $187,650 to Widow of Toxically Exposed Corrections Officer
- $189,990 + Disputed Liens and Medical Treatment for Injured Plastic Tube Company Worker
- $194,420 + Lifetime Benefits for Injured Custodian
- $201,600 to Injured Forklift Operator
- $202,591 + Lifetime Benefits to Injured Painter
- $204,840 + Disputed Medical Bills to injured Maintenance Worker
- $206,202 to Injured Bus Driver
- $210,480 for Injured Designer at Big Box Store
- $225,000 to Toxically Exposed Tile Installer
- $225,000 to Widower of Flight Attendant due to Low Back Injury and Related Opioid Dependency.
- $228,888 + Lifetime Benefits to Injured X-Ray Tech
- $233,589 + Lifetime Benefits to Toxically Exposed Electrician
- $238,395 + Bilateral Knee Replacements for Television Repairman
- $239,384 to injured Chemical Plant Worker
- $244,000 + Lifetime Benefits to Injured Sanitation Worker
- $261,737 + Disputed Treatment for Welder’s Toxic Exposure
- $281,544 to Injured Construction Project Manager
- $283,500 to Family of Toxically Exposed Pipefitter
- $285,713 + Lifetime Benefits to Injured Truck Driver
- $299,880 to Daughter of Construction Worker
- $300,000 to Widow of Toxically Exposed Plumber
- $310,621 + Disputed Treatment and Lifetime Benefits to Injured Construction Project Manager
- $32,500.00 to Injured Gas Station Attendant
- $332,000 + Lifetime Benefits to Injured Machinist
- $333,900 to Bank Worker injured in a Slip and Fall
- $350,000 to Widow of Toxically Exposed Worker with Multi-Industry Work History
- $379,129 to Widow of Toxically Exposed Mechanic
- $382,629 to Widow of Toxically Exposed Auto Mechanic
- $400,000 to Asbestos Exposed Abatement Worker
- $400,000 to Widow of Toxically Exposed Machinist
- $45,000 and $231,336.00 Awards to Injured Fuel Truck Driver
- $50,000 to Injured Flight Attendant
- $550,000 to Unborn Child of Injured Roofer
- $609,159 for Child of Injured Construction Worker
- $63,860 + Lifetime Benefits for Injured Medical Assistant
- $65,000 to Injured Warehouse Worker
- $75,000 to Widow of Toxically Exposed Carpenter/General Maintenance Worker
- $77,469 to Widow of Toxically Exposed Police Officer
- $80,000 to Injured Road Maintenance Worker with Long History of Pre-existing Injuries
- $90,000 For Daughter of Assassinated Union Representative
- $90,473 + Disputed Lien to Injured Hospital Security Guard
- $95,558 + Disputed Treatment to Injured Floor Supervisor
- $95,850 to Injured Sewage Commission Worker
