A worker reporting a fall in a stockroom with nobody around is common. To make matters worse, there's no camera footage to prove it happened. If you are the employer, this scenario puts you in a tough spot. Your usual default might be to doubt the claim or to accept...
Defending New York State Insurers And Employers
Since 1967
Year: 2026
How can employers manage remote work injury claims?
If your employees are injured while working remotely, they may file for workers’ compensation for an incident you never witnessed and in a workplace you do not control. While legitimate injuries can occur anywhere, remote work presents unique challenges when...
Disputed workers’ compensation claims: What happens next?
When someone disputes a workers' compensation claim in New York, it can feel overwhelming for everyone involved. Understanding the process, step by step, can make it much easier to handle. How a disputed claim gets started In New York, a workers' compensation claim...
Workers’ comp defense strategies for New York employers
Workers’ compensation claims do not just affect an employer’s reputation. These claims have an impact on costs, productivity and long-term risk for large employers. In New York, insurance companies and corporations face a complex system that leaves little room for...

