Eric M. Nass, Attorney at Law, PLLC, Workers’ Compensation Focus
If you have been hurt in an on-the-job accident, injured due to a work-related repetitive trauma or contracted an illness on the job, it is crucial that you speak with an attorney with experience in the workers’ compensation field. Skilled workers’ compensation attorney Eric M. Nass offers his clients the representation they need to manage the challenges of their workers’ compensation claims successfully.
Don’t Jeopardize Your Case
Workers’ compensation is a complex area of the law with many requirements on the injured worker to successfully navigate the system. Without qualified representation, much more often than not, an injured worker will lose significant monetary benefits. In addition, the unrepresented injured worker will struggle to get authorization for the medical treatment they require. Let Eric Nass be your attorney that assists you in maximizing all of your benefits.
Eric Nass has nearly 30 years of experience representing thousands of injured or ill workers. At Eric M. Nass, Attorney at Law, PLLC, you will be represented from onset to resolution by an attorney who prides himself on being readily available for all your questions or needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Getting into a workplace injury can leave you with more questions than answers. To take the necessary action to benefit your best interests, you may need some information quickly. Here are some answers to commonly asked questions.
Am I eligible for workers’ compensation?
Nearly all New York state employees are entitled to workers’ compensation benefits. New York state law requires that almost all employers obtain workers’ compensation insurance for their employees. Some examples of employees not covered are New York City uniformed police officers and firefighters.
Do I have a case?
If you suffered more than a minor injury in the course of your employment, you likely have a workers’ compensation case. The amount of monetary benefit is dependent on the severity of your injury as well as other factors.
What should I do after my accident?
Immediately report your injury to your supervisor, seek medical attention from a doctor for your injuries and advise them you were injured at work, and contact a workers’ compensation lawyer.
How long will it take to receive my compensation?
It can take anywhere from two weeks to many months to receive your compensation. The sooner you contact a lawyer, the less delay there will be.
Do I need an attorney?
It is not required, but every insurance company has attorneys working for them, so why wouldn’t you have one working on your behalf? Even though workers’ compensation is a workplace benefit, there is no guarantee you will receive the benefits you deserve. Your lawyer can help you maximize the compensation you receive while also avoiding any mistakes that may cost you your case or significant money.
How does a workers’ compensation attorney get paid?
There is no risk in speaking with an attorney, as the consultation is free, and your attorney is only paid if they obtain benefits for you.
Can I file a lawsuit in addition to a workers’ compensation claim?
Except in rare circumstances, you cannot file a lawsuit against your employer. However, suppose your injuries were caused by an individual other than a coworker or your employer. In that case, you may have the ability to file a lawsuit in addition to a workers’ compensation case. Attorney Eric Nass has long-standing relationships with lawyers throughout New York who could assist with a potential lawsuit.
If I have previously injured the same body part, can I claim it in my current workers’ compensation case?
Yes, you can, except in the rarest of circumstances. Please note that it is important to notify all health care providers and your workers’ compensation attorney of any prior history of body parts injured in your work accident.
Contact Eric Nass To Get The Guidance You Need
If you suffered a workplace injury, do not potentially leave money on the table by assuming you will automatically get the full and fair compensation you deserve for your injuries. Instead, call Eric Nass at 212-300-9880 or complete the online form to schedule a free initial consultation.

