OVERVIEW OF THE NEW JERSEY WORKERS’ COMPENSATION SYSTEM
The workers’ compensation system in New Jersey was designed to provide injured workers with prompt medical attention and wage replacement benefits when they are disabled due to a work injury. There is no need for an employee to prove that the employer committed negligence in order to collect benefits.
OVERVIEW OF THE NEW JERSEY WORKERS’ COMPENSATION SYSTEM
The workers’ compensation system in New Jersey was designed to provide injured workers with prompt medical attention and wage replacement benefits when they are disabled due to a work injury. There is no need for an employee to prove that the employer committed negligence in order to collect benefits. As long as the injury occurred during the course of employment, the injury is considered “compensable” under the New Jersey Workers’ Compensation Act, N.J.S.A. 34:15-1 et seq. In other words, even if the employee injures himself while tripping over his own two feet at work, he is potentially entitled to benefits. The workers’ compensation insurance carrier must pay 100% of all related medical treatment.
No-Fault claims
The law firm of E. Gregory M. Cannarozzi, Counselor-at-Law, L.L.C., emphasizes representation of all medical providers and patients with respect to no-fault claims. When an individual is injured in an automobile accident, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 39:6A-1 et seq. the New Jersey No-Fault Statute, s/he is entitled to PIP (personal injury protection) benefits, under certain conditions.
Automobile Accident FAQ's
The Pains of an Auto Accident:
Being involved in an auto accident is often far more than a mere inconvenience. In addition to the pain of injuries, concerns about your recovery, possible shock/psychological trauma and financial concerns, there are complicated legal and insurance labyrinths thru which you will need to maneuver.
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