Workers' Compensation

     Gaylord, Rubinstein & Popp, LLC represent clients throughout New Jersey, including but not limited to Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Mercer, Middlesex, and Ocean counties. We represent employees and workers who have been injured while on the job and are either out of work permanently or temporarily. When a worker is hurt or injured while performing duties at work, there is a specialized area of legislation - workers' compensation law - that governs from whom and how much an injured employee can recover. Workers' compensation law provides immediate assistance to injured workers in the form of: TEMPORARY DISABILITY BENEFITS (TDB) - MEDICAL BENEFITS, AND A PERMANENCY AWARD AT THE END OF THE CASE.

     There are many less well-known issues related to workers' compensation cases that only an experienced trial lawyer can assist an injured worker with. Virtually every workers' compensation case in New Jersey must go to a workers' compensation court prior to its completion and be heard by a judge of compensation. We will be at your side through every step of the process.

     In New Jersey, the Division of Workers' Compensation seeks to ensure that proper benefits are paid to workers injured on the job in addition to enforcing the law requiring employers to obtain insurance coverage for their employees. Work related injuries or illnesses that commonly trigger a workers' compensation claim or coverage in New Jersey include the following:

     If you have additional questions or concerns about criminal charges in municipal court or superior court in New Jersey please contact the New Jersey criminal defense lawyers of Gaylord, Rubinstein & Popp, LLC today. We have experience defending the rights of people suspected of criminal activity as well as those arrested and formally charged / indicted with a crime. We also have experience handling negotiations before charges are even filed, pre-charge or pre-indictment, as well as arraignments, preliminary hearings, suppression motions, jury trials, and post-trial proceedings. We stress active and aggressive involvement all the way through trial and post-trial proceedings if necessary.

	Abrasions, contusions and lacerations
	Amputations, paralysis, and quadriplegia
	Asbestos exposure
	Back injuries, head injuries, knee injuries, neck injuries and shoulder injuries
	Broken bones, fractures, breaks, and dislocations
	Burns, disfigurement and scarring
	Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) and repetitive stress disorders
	Chemical burns and toxic chemical exposure
	Work-related stress, emotional trauma, and psychiatric disabilities
	Eye injuries and hearing problems
	Reflex sympathetic dystrophy (RSD)
	Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS)
	Work-induced heart attacks and strokes