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New York Workers' Compensation Series
The series covers fundamental legal principles that form the foundation of New York workers' compensation law and practice. General rules of law and their significant exceptions are discussed. The practical application of these principles is discussed using the most common New York forms as a framework. Selected issues and problems are discussed in greater detail.
New York Workers' Compensation
Insurance System Overview
Learn the ins and outs of how insurance companies operate in New York. This module covers the technical aspects of insurance in New York including how insurance underwriters determine the premium employers pay and what factors drive up the cost of a workers' compensation insurance policy.
Legal Module I - New York Workers Compensation Law -
This module discusses the fundamental concepts of New York workers' compensation law. Liability for compensation and common defenses are discussed. Both avoidance of liability and mitigation of damages are treated in
this module.
Legal Module II - New York Workers' Compensation Claims Management
his module focuses on the use of New York's many forms to achieve claims
management goals.
Legal Module III - Selected Problems in New York Workers' Compensation
This module provides a more in-depth treatment of selected issues. Labor market attachment, fraud, expedited hearing process and caps on permanent partial disability benefits
are discussed.
Legal Module IV - New York Workers' Compensation Update
This live or recorded Webinar provides updated information on recent developments from the New York Legislature, the Appellate Division of New York Supreme Court, and the New York Court of Appeals. Statutory changes and case law affecting administration of workers' compensation benefits are detailed. Regulatory or administrative changes from the Workers' Compensation Board will also be addressed. You will be apprised of emerging trends in case development, litigation practices, and rulings from the Workers' Compensation Board.
Insurance System Overview
Learn the ins and outs of how insurance companies operate in New York. This module covers the technical aspects of insurance in New York including how insurance underwriters determine the premium employers pay and what factors drive up the cost of a workers' compensation insurance policy.
Legal Module I - New York Workers Compensation Law -
This module discusses the fundamental concepts of New York workers' compensation law. Liability for compensation and common defenses are discussed. Both avoidance of liability and mitigation of damages are treated in
this module.
Legal Module II - New York Workers' Compensation Claims Management
his module focuses on the use of New York's many forms to achieve claims
management goals.
Legal Module III - Selected Problems in New York Workers' Compensation
This module provides a more in-depth treatment of selected issues. Labor market attachment, fraud, expedited hearing process and caps on permanent partial disability benefits
are discussed.
Legal Module IV - New York Workers' Compensation Update
This live or recorded Webinar provides updated information on recent developments from the New York Legislature, the Appellate Division of New York Supreme Court, and the New York Court of Appeals. Statutory changes and case law affecting administration of workers' compensation benefits are detailed. Regulatory or administrative changes from the Workers' Compensation Board will also be addressed. You will be apprised of emerging trends in case development, litigation practices, and rulings from the Workers' Compensation Board.
Our Attorney Partner
MATTHEW R. MEAD
MATTHEW R. MEAD
Matt Mead is a partner with Stockton, Barker & Mead, LLP. Formed in 1994 the firm is dedicated to providing superior legal representation and services to employers and insurers throughout New York State. The firm distinguishes themselves by emphasizing their role as counselor to their clients and assisting with planning and guidance in the area of workers' compensation issues. Visit Stockton, Barker and Mead's website or call 518.435.1919 for more information
