New York

NY Third Appellate Division Decision Precludes Coverage of a Non-Leased Employee Under a PEO

New York Governor Vetoes Grieving Families Act

NYS Governor Vetoed Bill Which Would Have Expanded Jurisdiction Over Foreign Corporations

Six Chartwell Law Attorneys Named to the 2023 New York Metro Rising Stars® List

New York: Workers’ Compensation Minimum Rate Increases Bring Significant Changes to Workers’ Compensation Benefits

Chartwell Law's Outline of New York's Proposed Grieving Families Act

Matthew Kraus and Andrew Furman prevail in Supreme Court of New York, Appellate Division, First Department

Medical Provider Claims

Episode 8 of The Chartwell Chronicles

Chartwell Law Attorneys Win Summary Judgment Motion in New York

New York Legislation Could Impact Pending Wrongful Death Litigation

NY Law Alert

NY Legislature Amends CIDA, Lessening a Defendant's Insurance Disclosure Obligations Under the Act

New York Law Alert

Locking Down on Protracted Healing Periods

New York Workers' Compensation

Whose Employee Is It Anyway: PEOs and Workers' Compensation Liability in New York

Workers' Compensation

Chartwell Law Attorneys Named to New York Metro Rising Stars List

Chartwell Law Attorneys Named to 2021 New York Rising Stars List

A Year in Review: 2020 New York Workers' Compensation Case Law Highlights

Chartwell Law's Gregg S. Scharaga Presents at the 2021 Northeast Camp Conference

An Overview of New York Workers' Compensation

WEBINAR: An Overview of New York Workers’ Compensation

Skating Through Snow and Ice Mishaps - A Primer in New York’s Premises Liability Law

Is An Adverse Reaction To An Employer-Mandated COVID-19 Vaccine Compensable Under The New York Workers’ Compensation Act?

Liability Policies With “Virus” Exclusions May Not Protect Businesses From COVID-19 Related Claims

New Attorney Joins Chartwell Law’s General Liability and Insurance Defense Team in New York

Appellate Division Reverses Board's Strict Guidelines On Injuries Occurring While Employees Are Working From Home

Legal Developments and Hot Topics in New York Workers' Compensation

Legal Developments in the Workers' Compensation Industry

New York

Chartwell Law Adds to New York Workers’ Compensation Team

Angel M. Gomez joins White Plains Workers' Compensation Defense Team

New York Insurance Regulation 64 Aims at Prompt and Fair Settlement of Claims Arising From a Riot or Civil Commotion

Regulation 64 sets forth the standards for insurers to settle claims promptly and fairly.

Assessing the New York Workers’ Compensation COVID-19 “Coronavirus” Claim

New York’s unfortunate emergence as the epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States has raised an abundance of questions

New York: Workers’ Compensation Claims While Employees are Working From Home

Although recently expanded in response to COVID-19, work-from-home positions are not a unique concept

In the Face of the COVID-19 Pandemic's Impact on Business and Policyholders, the New York Department of Financial Services Sets Forth New Directives for Insurers

The World Health Organization’s (“WHO”) formal declaration that the spread of the novel coronavirus COVID-19 is now a pandemic.

NY Case Law Alert: Tolling of the Caps After Reopening Post-Classification

New York

Chartwell Attorney Gregg S. Scharaga Wins MSJ in Personal Injury Case

Sucessful defense on behalf of New York supermarket.

Chartwell Law adds Workers’ Compensation Attorney in New York

Nicole C. Rynston joins the workers' compensation team in New York City.

130-Week Cap on Temporary Disability Benefits

New York

New York Prescription Drug Formulary Reform Implementation

New York

Chartwell Law Attorneys Named to 2019 New York Metro Rising Stars List

New York

Chartwell Law Adds Attorney in New York

Janet J. Lee joins New York City office.

New York's "Expanded Provider Law" Will Allow for an Additional Class of Providers to Render Treatment to Injured Workers

New York

Presenting Legal Issues in Camping

Chartwell's Greg Scharaga speaks at Tri-State Camp Conference

The Delicate Balance Between Workers’ Compensation and General Municipal Law § 207 Claims

New York

Who’s In & Who’s Out: Professional Employer Organizations and New York Workers’ Compensation

New York

Chartwell Law Adds Workers’ Compensation Attorney

Jason D. Lewis joins New York offices.

§ 44 Apportionment as a Limitation on Liability In Occupational Disease Claims

New York

New York Workers' Compensation Board claimants may receive a schedule loss of use award and permanent partial disability classification for injuries arising out of the same accident.

New York

Chartwell Law Adds Partner to Miami Office

Michele A. Lo Presti-Wouters joins Chartwell Law.

Chartwell Law Continues Growth in New York Office

Nicholas R. Switach joins Chartell Law's New York offices.

Chartwell Law Attorney Gregg Scharaga Presents at Tri-State Camp Conference

Chartwell Law attorney Gregg S. Scharaga presented “Legal Issues in the Camp Industry: Preparation, Protecting Your Camp, and Protecting Your Campers"

Chartwell Law Furthers Expansion into New York

The Chartwell Law Offices, LLP opened a Westchester County,New York office

Chartwell Law Adds Workers' Comp Attorney to New York Office

Chartwell Law added insurance defense attorney Erin E. O’Connor to the firm’s New York, NY, office.