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The employer/carrier has statutory subrogation and reimbursement rights in both New York and New Jersey, but when and how do those rights apply? Can you assert a lien on any type of recovery? What ga…
Keeping the exposure down during a workers’ compensation claim is difficult enough. With the deck perpetually stacked against the carrier in New York, enforcing limits on indemnity and medical benefi…
In this episode, “Coverage Disputes in Construction Litigation,” Tashia Rasul, partner at Lois Law Firm, leads a discussion and answers questions about litigating policy disputes in construction acci…
In this episode, “Fraud in New Jersey Workers’ Compensation," Attorney Greg Lois leads a presentation and discussion on the impact of claim fraud on workers' compensation in New Jersey.
In this episode, "IMEs vs Record Reviews in New York," Greg Lois leads a discussion and answers questions on the best use of independent medical evaluations in New York.
Section 40 in NJ does not permit subrogation/reimbursement rights from public entity “Title 59” claims, but New York’s Section 29 does! Beware of the heightened proofs, differing procedure, abbreviat…
In this episode, “Global Settlements in Multijurisdictional Construction Claims,” Tashia Rasul, partner at Lois Law Firm, explores the advantages of resolving the general liability and workers’ compe…
How to aggressively defend Motions for Medical and Temporary Disability Benefits in New Jersey to reduce medical costs and legal fees payable to Petitioner’s counsel. In this episode, “Defending Moti…
In this episode, “2022 Medical Treatment Update: New York Workers’ Compensation,” Greg Lois provides an overview and answers questions about rule changes and implementation of new Guidelines which im…
Too often, defense of a workers’ compensation claim and recovery on the subrogation side are managed separately. You can posture both claims for success, however, by coordinating efforts. In this epi…
In this episode, “Coordinating Multijurisdictional Construction Litigation Using Milestones,” Tashia Rasul, partner at Lois Law Firm, leads a discussion and answers questions about using litigation m…
In this episode, “How NOT to Defend a Wage Reconstruction Case in New Jersey,” Greg Lois discusses wage reconstruction in New Jersey workers’ compensation cases.
In this episode, “Temporary Disability and Labor Market Attachment in New York,” Christian Sison provides an overview and answers questions about defenses to temporary disability and provides an upda…
We just had a major win for a client that demonstrates how a creative application of workers’ compensation law saved a New York staffing firm from a major civil verdict in a case where the lent emplo…
Both Section 29 in New York and Section 40 in New Jersey permit the carrier to sue “in the shoes” of the claimant/petitioner. Why would a claimant/petitioner not sue a third party? What can you do if…
In this episode, "Legal Issues in Coordinating Multijurisdictional Construction Cases," Tashia Rasul, partner at Lois Law Firm, leads a discussion and answers questions about coordinating counsel acr…
In this episode, “Off Premises Injuries in New Jersey,” Greg Lois leads a presentation on practical and legal aspects of defending off-premises injuries in New Jersey workers’ compensation cases.
In this episode, "The Going and Coming Defense in New York," Greg Lois explores New York’s “Grey Area” rule regarding off-premises injuries.
Section 29(5) has an explicit written consent requirement. In this episode, we go over how to weaponize this powerful leverage in the context of your case. A good consent letter can drastically reduc…
Tashia Rasul, partner at Lois Law Firm, will lead a discussion and answers questions about how the immediate post-accident onsite investigation is key to defense of the workers’ compensation and gene…