If you were hurt on a job site, workers compensation is not always the whole story. Here is who else may be liable for a construction site injury besides your…

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Can I choose my own doctor for a work injury in New York? In most cases, yes, but the rules depend on whether your employer uses a preferred provider network.…

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If your Social Security Disability claim was denied, you still have options. Learn how the SSDI appeal process works in New York, common reasons for denial, and how an SSDI…

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Can a police officer qualify for accidental disability retirement after a line-of-duty injury? Learn how New York’s ADR process works, who may qualify, what the 75% pension benefit means, and…

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What is a third party claim after a work injury? For injured construction workers in New York, it can mean the difference between workers’ comp alone and a broader path…

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Do I need a lawyer for a workers’ compensation hearing? If your New York workers’ compensation claim has been disputed or a hearing has been scheduled, experienced legal representation can…

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What is the difference between SSDI and workers compensation? Learn how these disability benefit programs differ, who qualifies, whether you can receive both, and how Miller & Caggiano can help…

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A New York construction worker suffered serious injuries after a construction site fall. Miller & Caggiano took over the case and successfully handled workers’ compensation, personal injury, and Social Security…

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Can I apply for SSDI while receiving workers compensation? In many cases, the answer is yes. Learn how Workers’ Compensation and Social Security Disability benefits work together, when offsets may…

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Construction workers face some of the most dangerous job conditions in New York. Learn the legal rights available to iron workers, laborers, steamfitters, and other union trades after a construction…

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