Calculating Non Schedule Loss Of Use Awards!

In today's video, I'm diving into a crucial aspect of workers' compensation: non-schedule disabilities. These cover a range of body parts and conditions, including the spine, pelvis, heart, lungs, and brain. If you're facing a non-schedule disability, it's essential to understand how benefits are calculated based on your future wage-earning capacity. I'll guide you through the process, ensuring you have the knowledge you need to navigate this aspect of workers' compensation effectively. Stay tuned to learn more about this important topic!

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Do you get an impairment rating from the doctor for those injuries?

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Pataki really gave insurance companies a gift when he passed these new laws

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What is an E rating for a non scheduled permanent partial impairment of the lower back in New York?

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Can you still get a non shedule loss award for your lower back after returning to work after surgery?