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A Guide for Medical Offices: When Is an Injury Considered Work-Related?

By William Turley on June 18, 2026
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Medical records are a crucial part of a workers’ compensation claim in New York. Any issues with them can lead to delays or denials. But how do you know whether their injury is actually part of their job? Many common injuries can happen at any time, so it’s difficult to know if it’s actually work-related. Here are a few ways to tell when you’re dealing with a work injury and what to ask your patient if you need more clarity on the accident’s details. When Is An Injury Work-Related? Injuries are considered work-related when your patient’s accident actually happened during […]

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    NY Disability Law Blog
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    Turley, Redmond, Rosasco & Rosasco, LLP
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