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Workers’ Compensation: Motor Vehicle Accidents during Work

By Arthur H. Kravitz on February 17, 2011
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If you are injured in a motor vehicle accident while working you may choose between workers’ compensation benefits or using the medical provisions of your Personal Injury Protection Coverage on your auto insurance. A recent decision in the Appellate Court allows you to make the choice and requires your employer to repay your PIP carrier for the treatment. A word of caution: your employer will not be required to pay for lost time when the doctor you choose puts you out of work.                                     

In the event of an injury at work, your employer directs medical treatment. If that treatment ends and you are back to work you can continue to receive treatment for your pain through the PIP carrier and choose the doctor you want to treat you. In a motor vehicle injury at work this will allow you to be treated without being controlled by the workers compensation carrier.

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Arthur H. Kravitz is a Retired Shareholder and former member of Stark & Stark’s Workers’ Compensation Group. He has over twenty years of experience as a workers’ compensation attorney practicing in both the Workers’ Compensation Courts and the Appellate Courts of New Jersey.

Arthur H. Kravitz is a Retired Shareholder and former member of Stark & Stark’s Workers’ Compensation Group. He has over twenty years of experience as a workers’ compensation attorney practicing in both the Workers’ Compensation Courts and the Appellate Courts of New Jersey. Several cases litigated by Mr. Kravitz have resulted in reported and published decisions, in some instances changing the state of the law in New Jersey, particularly in recognition of the psychiatric disability due to workplace stress.

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    Employment & Labor
  • Blog:
    Personal Injury Law Journal
  • Organization:
    Stark & Stark

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