NY Labor Law §§ 240/241(6)/200 · Workers' Compensation · PA Coverage & Bad Faith · First Party Property · MVA Defense
NY Labor Law §§ 240/241(6)/200 · Workers' Compensation · PA Coverage & Bad Faith · First Party Property · MVA Defense
Yes. We are admitted to practice in New York and appear regularly before New York courts and the Workers' Compensation Board.
Most carriers and TPAs maintain approved panel counsel lists. Once approved, we receive assignments directly from claims examiners, report per your litigation guidelines, and bill per your rate structure. The substantive work is identical to what a Manhattan firm provides — at lower cost.
Both. We can take a file from answer through trial, or handle discrete assignments — a summary judgment motion on § 240 applicability, key depositions, or mediation representation. Whatever the file needs.
Most conferences and arguments are remote. For in-person appearances (trial, certain oral arguments), we coordinate local appearance counsel or travel. This is disclosed upfront and budgeted explicitly — no surprises.
No. Defense-side only. No conflicts, no ambiguity about whose interests we serve.
All five boroughs (New York, Kings, Queens, Bronx, Richmond), Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester, and the surrounding counties. WCB matters statewide — hearings are virtual regardless of district office.
Yes — and this is one of our key advantages. When one firm handles both the WCB hearing and the Supreme Court litigation, the defense strategy is unified. Medical evidence, deposition testimony, and settlement posture are coordinated instead of operating in silos.
Free consultations available for most practice areas.
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