S2 E50 NY Workers' Compensation One Two Punch

Send us Fan MailNew York Senate Bill S6376-A proposes significant changes to the Workers' Compensation system that could reshape how permanent partial disability claims are handled across the state. The legislation would eliminate labor market attachment as a basis for reducing or denying benefits, continue medical treatment even after indemnity benefits end, and shift important burdens of proof onto insurance carriers. It also clarifies how benefit weeks are calculated, potentially impacting long-term claim costs and administration.In this episode of Deep Dive, we examine what the bill actually does, why it was introduced, and what these proposed changes could mean for injured workers, employers, insurance carriers, claims professionals, and the future of workers' compensation in New York. Whether you support or oppose the legislation, understanding its practical implications is essential. Let's Dive In!Support the show