Workers Compensation: Hurt on the Job

Attorney John Marshall

Workers Compensation NJ hurt on the job

If you are injured on the job, your employer is absolutely obligated to provide you Worker’s Compensation Coverage in New Jersey. It is in fact a criminal offense for employer not to have Worker’s Compensation Coverage. That coverage should provide for lost wage benefits, medical benefits and permanency benefits.

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