NJ Personal Injury Law Report

Your employer’s workers’ compensation insurance carrier or your employer, if they are self-insured, will investigate your claim and make a determination as to your eligibility to receive workers’ compensation benefits. If you disagree with their determination, you have a right to file a claim with the Division of Workers’ Compensation. This can be done by either filing an application for an informal hearing or by filing a formal claim petition.

For more information on this process or for help with your Workers’ Compensation claim, call1-866-951-0633 or Contact Us today.

You should consider contacting the insurance carrier directly or alternatively, you may want to consider filing a claim with the Division of Workers’ Compensation in this instance. Proof of insurance coverage should be displayed in a prominent location at the place of business. If this information is not posted, you can obtain this information by writing to the Compensation Rating & Inspection Bureau at 60 Park Place, Newark, NJ 07102 or by visiting their web site at www.njcrib.com. If you choose to file a claim, you may wish to contact an attorney for assistance.

To speak with an experienced Workers’ Compensation attorney immediately, call  1-866-951-0633 or contact us to discuss your legal matter today.