Legal Question in Workers Comp in New Jersey
how long do you have to reopen a case after a injury at work
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3 Answers from Attorneys
Re: how long do you have to reopen a case after a injury at work
Two years after the issuance of the last payment of compensation on the case. If you are thinking of reopening a case please give me a call. I have handled hundreds of workers compensation cases throughout New Jersey. I never charge for simply tlaking to a person about their case. Thank you.
Sincerely yours, -Ronald Aronds, Esq.-
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Re: how long do you have to reopen a case after a injury at work
In New Jersey, generally you have 2 years from the last date of authorized treatment or payment to re-open the claim. Contact me for a free consultation and I can give you more details. Call toll free, 18663333LAW.
Ricky Bagolie
Re: how long do you have to reopen a case after a injury at work
2 years, but I don't suggest you wait, since it would be better to handle it sooner since all of the documents are around, witnesses are still there, etc.
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