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Can Workers’ Comp Stop Paying You Without Notice?
Can workers’ comp stop paying you without notice? In most New York cases, no. Here is when the insurance carrier may suspend or reduce your benefits, what the rules require,…
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What Happens If I Retire While on Workers Comp in New York
An employer retirement offer can look like a fair way out when a work injury has kept you home. In New York, retiring can put your workers’ comp wage benefits…
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Who May Be Liable for a Construction Site Injury Besides Your Employer?
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?
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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What If My Social Security Disability Claim Is Denied? Your Next Steps in NY
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 Get Accidental Disability Retirement in New York?
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? What NY Construction Workers Should Know
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? What Every Injured Worker in New York Should Know
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?
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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Case Result: $7.5M Construction Site Injury, One Accident, Four Claims Handled
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…
