A New York Workers’ Compensation Webinar

Section 29 Reimbursement, Lien recovery, and Subrogation in New York

This video is from a live webinar that took place on: Monday, December 18, 2017 at 12:00 pm EST

Attorney Christopher Major leads a presentation on Section 29 reimbursement and subrogation in New York workers’ compensation claims. The attorneys discuss reimbursement to the carrier/employer from the proceeds of civil actions as well as tactics for maximizing recovery – including negotiation tips for dealing with plaintiff’s attorneys who always demand a lien reduction to “1/3rd.”

Section 29 Reimbursement, Lien recovery, and Subrogation in New York

Section 29 Reimbursement, Lien recovery, and Subrogation in New York

Section 29 Reimbursement, Lien recovery, and Subrogation in New York

Section 29 Reimbursement, Lien recovery, and Subrogation in New York

Section 29 Reimbursement, Lien recovery, and Subrogation in New York

Section 29 Reimbursement, Lien recovery, and Subrogation in New York

Section 29 Reimbursement, Lien recovery, and Subrogation in New York

Section 29 Reimbursement, Lien recovery, and Subrogation in New York

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The New York presentations are offered every month on the THIRD MONDAY in two sessions: 12:00 PM EST and 3:00 PM EST. The course outlines and materials presented are the same in both sessions – the only difference is the time. To register for a New York Workers’ Compensation Webinar, click a session below:

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About the Host

by Christopher J. Major

Christopher J. Major, Esq.

At LOIS, Chris leads the Civil Litigation Practice, where he defends the interests of carriers and self-insureds in general liability claims including civil first-party defense in all personal injury, construction accident and motor vehicle accident negligence suits.

Christopher also protects and enforces the rights of carriers and self-insureds in all subrogation-related actions, including prosecuting subrogated actions in civil court under New Jersey Workers’ Compensation Statute Section 40 (N.J.S.A. 34:15-40) and New York Workers’ Compensation Law Section 29, asserting statutory demands for reimbursement under Section 40 and Section 29, litigating intercompany loss transfer in motor vehicle accident claims pursuant to New York Insurance Law Section 5105, and defending workers’ compensation carriers and self-insureds in New York HIMP-1 reimbursement requests.

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