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How to ACTUALLY Calculate The Value of Your Workers Comp Case!

☎️ Need my help with your Workers Compensation case? Call to set up a free consultation at 212-406-8989 or visit https://bit.ly/RexContact In this video, I explain how the value of a workers' compensation case is determined and what factors contribute to a claim's worth. The most important factor is your average weekly wage, calculated from your gross salary over 52 weeks leading up to your accident. This average determines your compensation rate, which is typically two-thirds of your wage, capped at a statutory maximum. Next, I discuss the significance of lost time. For injuries involving the head, neck, and back, you need to be out of work to qualify for benefits. The degree of disability also plays a role in the value of your claim. Cases with injuries to arms, legs, hands, and feet use a "Schedule Loss of Use," where the degree of disability determines compensation. To accurately calculate your case value, you need to provide evidence of your average weekly wage, such as tax returns and pay stubs. Medical records and proof of lost time are also crucial. If you have multiple jobs, you may be able to combine salaries to increase your average weekly wage. Common mistakes injured workers make include focusing on irrelevant factors like unpaid bills or pain and suffering, which don't affect compensation. I emphasize the importance of consulting with a lawyer to ensure your case isn't undervalued and to understand the timing of settlement. For those wondering about the value of specific cases, I give examples of broken legs, heart attacks, and other injuries. The key to maximizing your case's value is timing and understanding when to negotiate a settlement. If you suspect your case is being undervalued, seek legal advice to avoid accepting a low offer. #workerscompensation #workerscomp #workinjury 0:00 Factors In Determining Value 1:55 How To Get An Accurate Calculation 3:35 How Multiple Jobs Affects Case Value 4:40 Mistakes Injured Workers Make With Case Value 6:28 Case Value Examples 8:25 Heart Attack Claim Example 9:01 Broken Leg Example 9:57 Is Your Case Being Undervalued? 10:42 Expert Tips! ********************************************************** This video is for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. There is no attorney-client relationship formed through interactions with this video. While examples may be given, Prior Results do not guarantee a similar outcome. For proper legal advice and analysis of your call to set up a free consultation at 212-406-8989. This is attorney advertising. The Law Firm of Rex Zachofsky, 111 John St # 1615, New York, NY 10038