ABLE Act Offers Hope, New Savings Opportunities for Disabled Individuals
NY Social Security Disability Attorney, Brian Mittman, explains the ABLE Act and new savings opportunities available for disabled individuals.
Will Changes To The Workers’ Compensation Medical Fee Schedule Block Access To Quality Doctors In NY?
The New York Workersâ Compensation Board is seeking to alter the way physicians are compensated for the care of injured workers within the state.
Smelly Diesel Fumes—They Can Kill You!
Can you recover Workers' Compensation benefits in New York for exposure and illness from diesel fumes? A new ruling has found the claim payable under law.
New York Workers’ Compensation Board Announces Decrease In Mileage Reimbursement Rate
NY Workers Comp Lawyer, Brian Mittman, Speaks On The Decrease In Mileage Reimbursement Rate for 2014.
Diagnosed With Multiple Sclerosis? 3 Things To Know When Applying For Social Security Disability Benefits
White Plains Social Security Lawyer, Brian MIttman, reveals 3 things every claimant with MS must know when seeking social security disability benefits.
March 2013 Newsletter
The Disability Guys' Newsletter- March 2013
New York Workers Compensation Surcharge Rated Highest in the US
New York boasts the highest workers compensation surcharge in the country.
Florida Worker Fired for Wearing American Flag Pin
Florida hotel employee fired for wearing American flag pin.
Insurance Companies Disputing World Trade Center Claims Twice as Often
A report from the New York Workers Compensation Board shows insurance companies are disputing 9/11 related claims at twice the rate of other claims.
Night Shift Workers Locked in Supermarket Like Caged Animals
Fine Fare Supermarkets on Mermaid Ave in Brooklyn is sited for several workplace safety violations after OSHA inspection found employees were locked in.
Construction Worker Killed at Demolition Site
On Thursday, September 15th, a construction worker employed by a New York demolition company, was killed at a demolition site in Belltown, Washington.