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Rubin,
Abramson LLP has decades of experience in successfully
representing injured workers before the New York State
Workers’ Compensation Board. With our team of
accomplished attorneys, licensed representatives and
paralegals, we provide each client with the dedication
and individual attention they deserve. |
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If
you suffer from an injury or disease due to your job,
you are eligible for financial compensation and medical
care. In order to receive these benefits, the Workers’
Compensation Law of New York requires you to file a
claim with the Workers’ Compensation Board. We
know that filing this claim and moving forward with
it can be a confusing and tedious task when you have
to do it alone. That’s why we are with you every
step of the way, to make sure you receive the benefits
to which you are entitled, and that your rights are
protected. |
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Rubin,
Abramson LLP
225
Broadway - Suite 400
New York, NY 10007-3906
212.964.3300
212.385.9119 Fax
1111
Route 110 - Suite 380
Farmingdale, NY 11735
631.249.2454
631.249.2479 Fax
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1.
Obtain medical treatment immediately, and tell your
doctor that your injury is work related. (No claim can
be established without a medical record stating that
the injury was work related.)
2.
Report the accident to your supervisor/employer as soon
as possible.
3.
Note the exact time and location of your accident.
4.
Obtain the names and addresses of all witnesses, if
any. (Do not be concerned if there are no witnesses.
Having a witness is not essential to your right to file
or establish a claim.)
5.
Don’t speak to anyone else about your claim, except
your doctor.
6.
Contact our office to help you file your claim and protect
your rights. |
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