New Brunswick Workers’ Compensation Lawyers

Knowledgeable Workers Comp Attorneys in New Brunswick, NJ Advocate for Victims of Workplace Accidents in Middlesex County 

Were you hurt on the job? You can’t go back to work? What are you supposed to do now? Don’t worry—call Team Law. Our New Brunswick workers’ compensation lawyers are here to help. With locations in Elizabeth, NJ, we can assist you with your claims. 

If you’ve been hurt on the job, you are entitled to receive workers’ compensation. Protect yourself against burdensome medical costs and loss of income. Worker’s Compensation claims may seem confusing, but our specialized New Brunswick personal injury lawyers are here to help you understand your rights. 

Skilled New Brunswick Workers’ Compensation Lawyers at Team Law Are Here to Help Victims of Work Accidents

What claims can we help you with? Some include:

• Temporary Disability Benefits – your benefits include replacement pay if you are unable to work while you are receiving medical treatment or are recovering from your injury. 
• Permanent Disability Types – if all medical treatment is completed but you are left with the loss of function in any body part, you may be entitled to a cash award known as a permanent disability benefit. 
• Common Workplace Injuries – if you were injured in a slip and fall on the job, contact one of our attorneys. 

How do these injuries happen? Every seven seconds, a worker is injured on the job. The three most common injuries that keep workers away from work are sprains, strains, or tears, soreness or pain, and lacerations, cuts, or punctures. 

The top three most common workplace events that lead to lost work days include overexertion, contact with objects and equipment, slips, trips, and falls. If you’ve suffered at your place of work, whether it was an office building, a construction site, or somewhere else, we can help walk you through a worker’s compensation claim. 

Know What to Do After a Work Accident in New Brunswick, NJ 

What is a worker’s compensation claim? If you’ve been hurt on the job, you cannot sue your employer. New Jersey labor laws require that employers provide their employees with workers’ compensation insurance. 

Workers’ compensation insurance, however, means dealing with insurance companies, who do not want to make large payouts and will try to limit their liability. Instead, allow Team Law’s experienced attorneys to deal with the insurance companies to make sure you receive the proper benefits you and your family deserve.

How can we help you? Our expert attorneys know how to handle these claims, and can help you to sort out:

• Deadlines for Workers’ Compensation Claims – there are important deadlines to meet in order to claim compensation. Speak to one of our attorneys and they’ll help you keep track of these dates in relation to your case. 
• Death Benefits – if your loved one suffered from an untimely death due to a workplace accident, you may be eligible for compensation with death benefits. 
• Denied Workers’ Compensation Claims – if you’ve been denied workers’ compensation, speak to one of our expert attorneys about why your claim was denied and what we can do to help you. 
• Re-opening a Workers’ Compensation Claim – if your workers’ compensation claim has been closed and you still need help, we can assist you to figure out the next steps in re-opening your case. 
• Dealing with Insurance Companies – call one of our expert attorneys and let us deal with the insurance companies, who are looking to cut corners and costs. Our team can help you to recover the compensation you need. 
• Workers’ Compensation Medical Benefits – if you’ve been injured and need continued medical treatments or services, allow one of our attorneys to walk you through the process of applying for and ultimately receiving medical benefits. 
• NJ Workers’ Compensation FAQ – any other questions you may have about receiving benefits, about your claim, or anything else in relation to workers’ compensation? Our team can help. 

Make sure you know your rights and what sort of compensation you are entitled to. Our expert attorneys can help you make important decisions about your employment and your future.  

How Can The Experienced New Brunswick Workers’ Compensation Lawyers at Team Law Help You?

Whether you just need some advice, or full representation, Team Law attorneys are here to help. We also offer assistance with:

• Workers’ Compensation Court Hearing Process
• Workers’ Compensation Cash Settlements
• Workers’ Compensation & Injury Lawsuits

Team Law’s expert panel of workers comp attorneys in New Brunswick, NJ can also help you file a liability claim against a negligent third party who caused your workplace injury. What is a negligent third party? It’s someone who did not properly perform their job but is not necessarily your employer, whose actions led to your injury. 

Schedule a Free Consultation with a Top-Rated New Brunswick Workers’ Compensation Lawyers 

Our Team Law workers comp attorneys in New Brunswick, NJ get results, as they have been, for the last 60 years. Just a couple of their large worker’s compensation success stories include:

• Defective product accident for $2.2 million dollars – when a machine operator’s hair became entangled in a conveyer belt, she recovered damages from serious disfigurement and psychiatric disability. 
• Factory worker burned by burst water pipe for $319,000 – a clamp burst and sprayed scalding water onto the plaintiff. He was found totally and permanently disabled and was able to recover for his first 8 years of disability, plus lifetime medical benefits. 

Results may vary depending on the facts and circumstances of your specific case.

You’ve been hurt on the job. You’re worried about the future. The process seems confusing. Don’t wait until it’s too late—contact one of our specialized workers comp attorneys in New Brunswick, NJ for a free consultation.

About New Brunswick, NJ

New Brunswick is a city located in Middlesex County, New Jersey. The county seat of Middlesex County, New Brunswick is located along the Raritan River and is considered part of the New York City metropolitan area. First settled in the 1680s, New Brunswick was given its name in 1714, named after the city of Braunschweig (or “Brunswick” in Low German) in Lower Saxony, Germany. New Brunswick was incorporated as a town in 1736 and chartered as a city in 1784. In 1766, New Brunswick was chosen as the site for Queen’s College, now called Rutgers University. Today, New Brunswick is a hub of healthcare and pharmaceuticals, being home to Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital and Saint Peter’s University Hospital, and the Robert Wood Johnson Medical School at Rutgers, along with hosting corporate headquarters and production facilities for pharmaceutical companies such as Johnson & Johnson and Bristol-Myers Squibb.

Workers’ Compensation Legal Services in Areas Nearby

• Bergen County Workers’ Compensation
  • Hackensack Workers Compensation
• Essex County Workers’ Compensation
  • Belleville Workers’ Compensation
  • Bloomfield Workers’ Compensation
  • East Orange Workers’ Compensation
  • Irvington Workers’ Compensation
  • Livingston Workers’ Compensation
  • Montclair Workers’ Compensation
  • Newark Workers Compensation
  • Nutley Workers’ Compensation
  • Orange Workers’ Compensation
  • West Orange Workers’ Compensation
• Hudson County Workers’ Compensation
  • Bayonne Workers’ Compensation
  • Harrison Workers’ Compensation
  • Hoboken Workers’ Compensation
  • Jersey City Workers Compensation
  • Kearny Workers’ Compensation
  • North Bergen Workers’ Compensation
  • Secaucus Workers’ Compensation
  • Weehawken Workers’ Compensation
  • West New York Workers’ Compensation
• Mercer County Workers’ Compensation
  • Trenton Workers Compensation
• Middlesex County Workers’ Compensation
  • East Brunswick Workers’ Compensation
  • Edison Workers’ Compensation
  • New Brunswick Workers’ Compensation
  • North Brunswick Workers’ Compensation
  • Old Bridge Workers’ Compensation
  • Perth Amboy Workers’ Compensation
  • Piscataway Workers’ Compensation
  • Sayreville Workers’ Compensation
  • South Brunswick Workers’ Compensation
  • Woodbridge Workers’ Compensation
• Monmouth County Workers’ Compensation
  • Freehold Workers Compensation
• Morris County Workers’ Compensation
  • Mount Arlington Workers’ Compensation
• Somerset County Workers’ Compensation
• Union County Workers’ Compensation
  • Cranford Workers’ Compensation
  • Elizabeth Workers Compensation
  • Hillside Workers’ Compensation
  • Linden Workers’ Compensation
  • Plainfield Workers Compensation
  • Rahway Workers’ Compensation
  • Scotch Plains Workers’ Compensation
  • Summit Workers’ Compensation
  • Union Workers’ Compensation
  • Westfield Workers’ Compensation

Middlesex County Office Locations

Team Law has office locations available by appointment in Middlesex County located at:

• 860 US Route 1 North, Edison, NJ 08817
• 822 Raritan Avenue, Highland Park, NJ 08904
• 46 Bayard St #211, New Brunswick, NJ 08901
• 1107 Convery Blvd., Perth Amboy, NJ 08861

Contact one of our Middlesex County offices today for a free consultation.

Workers’ Compensation Courthouse in New Brunswick, NJ

550 Jersey Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ 08901-2549
Telephone #: (732) 937-6333
Fax #: (732) 828-0698
Website: Click Here
Serves: Middlesex and Eastern Somerset County
Regional Supervisor: Charyl Stump Head Clerk: Juanelle Harper
Administrative Supervisory Judge: Ashley Hutchinson
Presiding Judges:  Ashley Hutchinson, Gerald Massell, Dana Wilt Mayo, Andrew Smith (Recall), Robert Thuring, Russell Wojtenko, Jr.

Directions:  From North: Take New Jersey Turnpike South to Exit 9 (Rte. 18). Follow Rte. 18 North to Rte. 1 South, then to the Jersey Avenue exit, near Livingston Avenue. Follow Jersey Avenue to 550 Jersey Avenue.

From Southwest: Take Rte. 1 North to Jersey Avenue exit. Take a right and follow Jersey Ave. to 550 Jersey Ave. Parking is on the left side & rear of the building.

From Southeast: Take Rtes. 1 & 9 North to Rte. 18 North to Rte. 1 South to Jersey Avenue Exit. Follow Jersey Avenue to 550 Jersey Avenue. Parking on left side & rear.

Frequently Asked Questions About Workers’ Compensation in New Brunswick, NJ