Trenton Workers Compensation Lawyer
Skilled Trenton Work Injury Attorney Makes Sure Injured Workers Receive Benefits After Workplace Accidents in Mercer County and Across NJ
Being hurt on the job can have catastrophic consequences for you. You may need to take weeks or even months to treat and rehabilitate injuries, after which you may still be left with permanent disabilities. This also means that you may be unable to work and will lose out on critical income and wages. That’s why the workers’ compensation system in New Jersey has been set up to provide important financial benefits to employees who have suffered work injuries or occupational illnesses. While workers’ comp benefits are supposed to be provided regardless of fault for a worker’s injury or illness, some employers and their insurers delay or deny benefits. When you need legal assistance pursuing a workers’ comp claim with your employer, turn to a Trenton workers compensation lawyer.
For nearly three decades, compensation attorney Daniel Santarsiero, Esq. at New Jersey Workers Compensation Lawyer of The Law Offices of Jonathan F. Marshall has advocated for the rights and interests of injured workers in workers’ compensation courts throughout New Jersey. Dan has extensive experience handling all aspects of workers’ comp claims. When you turn to our firm for help with your case, you can trust us to leave no stone unturned in pursuing an outcome that provides for your best interests.
If you are having trouble getting workers’ comp benefits after being hurt at work, contact Daniel Santarsiero, Esq. at New Jersey Workers Compensation Lawyer for a free initial case evaluation to go over your legal rights and options with an experienced Trenton workers compensation lawyer.
Benefits You Can Receive in Your Workers’ Compensation Claim
Upon successfully filing a workers’ compensation claim, you may be entitled to receive financial benefits that include:
- Paying for all medical treatment and rehabilitation for a work injury or occupational illness
- Temporary disability benefits, which provide partial wage benefits for a worker who experiences a reduction in income while recovering from a work-related injury or illness
- Permanent partial disability benefits, which provide financial payments calculated according to the type and severity of a partial disability
- Permanent total disability benefits, which can continue paying wage benefits to a worker for as long as they remain unable to work in any type of job
- Death benefits, which include financial payments towards funeral and burial expenses as well as payments to surviving family or dependents of a deceased worker
Why Choose Daniel Santarsiero NJ Workers' Compensation Lawyer? Our Commitment to Your Recovery
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Hear From Our Happy Clients
At Daniel Santarsiero NJ Workers' Compensation Lawyer, your satisfaction is our priority! See for yourself what our clients have to say about working with us.
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"Hard Work & Dedication"Very professional and hardworking group of lawyers. They work hard to get you the best outcome for your cases. Excellent customer service and always current and prompt with material that relates to your case.- Zalana K.
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"A Great Experience!"I have had nothing but great experiences working with Daniel Santarsiero on several comp cases.- Larry W.
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"Highly Recommend!"He always took the time to answer all my questions and thoroughly explain what was happening next. I would highly recommend him!!!!!!- Barbara A.
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"He is Amazing!"He is amazing! Not only did he answer all my questions, but he also broke down my case in terms that I would understand.- Amanda A.
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"A Blessing!"He sure will go to bat for someone he believes in. I would recommend him over and over again.- Eileen H.
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"Very Satisfied!"I wasn't really expecting to get anything so im very satisfied with the results, would highly recommend as a legal representative.- Lucas Vieira A.
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"Definitely Recommend!"I would have never been able to navigate all the twists and turns of the process. Thanks to Dan everything was 100% successful. I highly, highly recommend Dan.- Russ D.
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"The Best Results!"He resolved any concerns and concluded the case within a reasonable amount of time with positive results.- Stephen C.
The Process of Pursuing Workers’ Comp in NJ
To obtain workers’ compensation benefits in New Jersey, you must first provide notice of your work injury and workers’ comp claim to your employer. Injured workers are required to give “prompt” notice of their claim, which typically means within 14 days of sustaining a workplace injury. However, notice must be provided no later than 90 days after a work accident for an injured employee to be eligible for workers’ comp benefits.
You can give notice of your work injury to a supervisor or manager or any other individual in an authority position with your employer. Notice may be oral or written, although your employer or its workers’ compensation insurer may have claim forms that you can fill out to fulfill your notice requirement.
Once you give notice of your work injury, your employer must file a first report of injury with the state Division of Workers’ Compensation. Your employer or its insurer must also accept or deny your claim within 60 days. If your employer does not file a first report of injury with the division or denies your claim or requested benefits, you must file a written claim petition with the Division to seek benefits under your claim in an informal or formal hearing. A claim petition must be filed within two years of the date of the work injury, or two years following the last date that workers’ comp benefits were received for a work injury. A claim petition must also be filed to secure financial benefits for a worker’s permanent injury or disability.
About New Jersey Worker's Compensation Lawyer
It is important to have a New Jersey workers compensation attorney review your claim as soon as possible to see that you are being treated fairly and to ensure that you receive full compensation for your injuries. Our injury attorneys do not charge a fee unless we make a recovery on your behalf.
Workers’ Compensation Attorney in Trenton, New Jersey
The Law Offices of Jonathan F. Marshall has decades of experience in Trenton workers’ compensation court. Our leading civil attorney, Dan Santarsiero, has over 25 years of experience in Trenton alone. Dan has routinely ensured his clients suffering from a workplace injury have been justly compensated by a plethora of parties. Whether it be your employer, health care provider, or a third party, Dan will sort through the details and find all means of restitution at your disposal. Dan’s credentials include membership in the Multi-Million Dollar Advocates Forum, a group of less than 1% of attorneys nationwide that have secured multimillion-dollar compensation for their clients. Dan has also been certified as a Civil Trial Attorney by the Supreme Court of New Jersey, accomplished by less than 2% of lawyers in the state.
Please contact Dan at (934) 200-5372 to begin the process of recuperating benefits for your workplace injury or occupational disease through a free consultation.
About Trenton, NJ
Trenton is a city located in Mercer County, New Jersey. Both the county seat of Mercer County as well as the capital of the state of New Jersey, Trenton also briefly served as the capital of the United States in 1784. Trenton was named in the early 1700s for William Trent, one of the area’s largest landholders. Historically known for the Battle of Trenton, following George Washington’s famous crossing of the Delaware River on which the city sits, Trenton grew steadily during the 19th century with the introduction of pottery and wire rope industries. Today, Trenton’s economy is largely centered around the operations of the New Jersey state government.
The New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development reports that, in 2020, the state saw a total of approximately 92,400 cases of non-fatal work-related injuries and occupational illnesses.