Worker’s Compensation Lawyer — New Jersey

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Work­er’s Com­pen­sa­tion Lawyer — New Jer­sey. Call Now 833–745-3150

New Jersey Workers Compensation Lawyers

‍If you’re injured on the job, will you be ful­ly com­pen­sat­ed for your injuries? Will your rights be ful­ly pro­tect­ed if you’re injured at work? If you have a Work­man’s Comp NJ claim, do you need a work­ers’ comp attor­ney who spe­cial­izes in han­dling these types of claims?

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Call Now 833–745-3150

‍The Answer is Clear.

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You Need Garces, Grabler, LeBrocq Workers Compensation Lawyers

You need the very best NJ work­ers’ com­pen­sa­tion lawyers you can find to rep­re­sent you in your claim. You want tri­al lawyers who don’t accept just any set­tle­ment offered by the insur­ance com­pa­nies, but will FIGHT for your rights. You want a cer­ti­fied work­ers’ comp attor­ney from Garces, Grabler, LeBrocq. William N. Grabler, Esq. is a Cer­ti­fied Work­ers’ Com­pen­sa­tion lawyer by the New Jer­sey Supreme Court. Grabler and NJ work­ers’ com­pen­sa­tion lawyers at Garces, Grabler, LeBrocq have over 40 years of expe­ri­ence rep­re­sent­ing clients in all types of work­man’s comp NJ cases.

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We Know the Facts… Do You?

• Men and women are work­ing longer hours and pro­duc­ing more for their employ­ers than ever before.
• Over the past five years, U.S. com­pa­nies have con­tin­ued to report gains in the over­all pro­duc­tiv­i­ty of their work­ers, despite lay­offs, down­siz­ing, plant clos­ings and hir­ing freezes.
• Com­pa­ny man­age­ment may some­times over­look, or delib­er­ate­ly ignore health, safe­ty and envi­ron­men­tal rules.
• Longer hours and more pres­sure to sat­is­fy the require­ments of a job may lead to more stress on the job and long-term health con­se­quences for the employee.
• U.S. com­pa­nies are deter­mined to con­trol health care costs. Some com­pa­nies use nurse-case man­agers who go with the injured work­er to the doctor’s office and report back to the insur­ance com­pa­ny on what tests the doc­tor ordered, what treat­ment was pre­scribed by the doc­tor, its cost, how fast the injured work­er is recov­er­ing and when the treat­ment can be ter­mi­nat­ed. In some cas­es, the qual­i­ty and care pro­vid­ed to the injured work­er may not be the best avail­able under all of the circumstances.
• Many jobs today involve rapid and repet­i­tive phys­i­cal effort of a con­tin­u­ous nature through­out the work­day. Over time, the cumu­la­tive effect on a worker’s hands, knees and spine can be con­sid­er­able, and may lead to con­stant joint pain. Com­pa­nies have been slow to rec­og­nize and admit com­pen­sa­tion ben­e­fits for some of these occu­pa­tion­al injuries.
• Injured work­ers are some­times returned to work before their injuries are ful­ly healed. In some cas­es, employ­ers are expect­ed to fol­low the doctor’s rec­om­men­da­tions for light duty work. Some­times they do, and some­times they don’t. Some­times they put the still injured employ­ee to the test: either do a job your doc­tor says you shouldn’t do, or go home and not get paid.
• Employ­ers are required by law to car­ry Work­ers’ Com­pen­sa­tion insur­ance for their employ­ees. But some employ­ers are not insured, and when an employ­ee is injured and the employ­er isn’t insured pay­ment of med­ical bills and tem­po­rary dis­abil­i­ty ben­e­fits may be delayed, or not paid at all, unless you have a very good work­ers’ comp attor­ney on your side.
• Tem­po­rary Dis­abil­i­ty Ben­e­fits are week­ly checks that are paid in place of wages. An injured work­er can receive less in tem­po­rary dis­abil­i­ty ben­e­fits than he or she is legal­ly enti­tled to if the insur­ance com­pa­ny doesn’t count the amount of over­time reg­u­lar­ly worked by the employ­ee before the accident
• New Jer­sey Work­ers’ Com­pen­sa­tion Law has pro­ce­dures for how and when a claim is report­ed, and oth­er require­ments that have to be sat­is­fied in order for an injured employ­ee to col­lect work­ers’ com­pen­sa­tion benefits.
• In all cas­es, the Bur­den of Proof is on the injured work­er to prove his or her right to col­lect all of the com­pen­sa­tion ben­e­fits that the law allows.

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Injured In a Workers’ Compensation Accident? Come See the Difference that Garces, Grabler, LeBrocq Can Make for You.

The work­ers’ com­pen­sa­tion lawyers at Garces, Grabler, LeBrocq are ded­i­cat­ed. You find us in the office at 6:00 in the evening and bright and ear­ly on Sat­ur­day morn­ings. We’re avail­able to you when many lawyers are not. We will pro­vide you with an expe­ri­enced work­ers’ comp attor­ney who will max­i­mize your recov­ery. We have suc­cess­ful­ly obtained many large cash awards for our clients—and we will strive to do the same for you.

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Always Beware of the Statute of Limitation

If you were injured or some­one you love was injured or killed as a result of a work-relat­ed inci­dent or if you have sus­tained an occu­pa­tion­al ill­ness or dis­ease, you must act imme­di­ate­ly. Although you may have a valid claim today and be enti­tled to com­pen­sa­tion for your injuries, if you fail to file a law­suit with­in the pre­scribed peri­od of time you may be barred from recov­ery because of the statute of lim­i­ta­tion. Don’t delay in seek­ing the legal help you need and deserve. If you can’t come to us, we’ll come to your home or hos­pi­tal bed.

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No Recovery – No Fee

We’re not like oth­er NJ work­er com­pen­sa­tion lawyers. You won’t be asked to sign a retain­er agree­ment when you come in to see us. Our fees are gov­erned by statute, and deter­mined by the court at the suc­cess­ful con­clu­sion of your case. Once we’re retained, our law firm will obtain all med­ical records at no expense to you, and our costs will be reim­bursed only if there is a mon­e­tary recov­ery or award.

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‍If you need to dis­cuss work­man’s comp, NJ con­sul­ta­tions are always free, and appoint­ments are avail­able dai­ly. Speak to an expe­ri­enced work­ers’ com­pen­sa­tion attor­ney imme­di­ate­ly by call­ing 833–745-3150 expe­ri­ence the dif­fer­ence we can make.