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- Benefits
- Calculation of Award
- Can I file a lawsuit against my employer?
- Can I Receive Workers’ Compensation for Telecommuting Injuries?
- Can I sue the person who caused my injury?
- Covered Claims v. Non-Covered Claims
- Discovery in a Workers’ Compensation Claim
- Employment Status
- Final Hearing & Settlement
- How Long Do Hearing Procedures in NJ Take for Workers Compensation?
- How to Proceed With My Claim
- Injury at Work
- Injury at work – Did it arise out of the course and scope of your job?
- Medical Treatment
- Needed Continued Medical Treatment
- No-Fault – Liability issues
- Notice Period
- Process After The Claim Has Been Filed
- Statute of Limitations
- Treatment & Waiting Period
- Types of Motions
- What Does Maximum Medical Improvement (MMI) Mean?
Calculation of Award
Workers’ compensation settlements must be approved by a workers’ compensation judge.
The award that you receive through workers’ compensation is calculated based upon a complex formula. The team at Mark | Lavigne, LLC is here to help you understand the calculation of your award.
In the state of New Jersey, a workers’ compensation claim is calculated based upon a schedule of permanency, which is outlined in the workers’ compensation statute. Your body part has a set value, and based upon that set value, you are entitled to a monetary award.
The calculation of the award is often complex, but it is expressly outlined within the schedule of disability. Mark | Lavigne, LLC offers free consultations and is here to help you understand how to calculate your award. Contact us online or call us at 908-460-8996 today for your free consultation.
