While it is often said that the procedural aspects of a workers’ compensation dispute are largely informal, with the parties not always being bound to the narrowest interpretations of notice...
NY Claimant’s Service Upon Third-Party Administrator Was Not Service Upon the Carrier Itself NY Claimant’s Service Upon Third-Party Administrator Was Not Service Upon the Carrier ItselfIllustrating what can happen when a workers' compensation carrier fails to notify its counsel of the carrier's receipt of important papers concerning a claim, a New York appellate court affirmed...
NY Carrier Fails to Notify its Attorney of Claimant’s Application for Board Review and Loses Appeal NY Carrier Fails to Notify its Attorney of Claimant’s Application for Board Review and Loses AppealVirtually all workers’ compensation acts impose a penalty for late payment of benefits. For example, D.C. Code § 32–1515(f) provides for a 20 percent penalty if any compensation is not...
Under DC Comp Act, Emailing Order to Employer Does Not Start 10-Day Period for Payment Without Penalty Under DC Comp Act, Emailing Order to Employer Does Not Start 10-Day Period for Payment Without Penalty