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Occupational Hearing-Loss Claims in NY Workers’ Comp

June 30, 2026

Hearing loss caused by long-term exposure to hazardous workplace noise can be a compensable occupational condition in New York. Like other gradual injuries, it does not depend on a single event – it is the cumulative effect of the noise…

Posted in Occupational Hearing Loss

Carpal Tunnel Workers’ Comp Claims in New York

June 30, 2026

Workers' comp is not only for one-time accidents. New York recognizes injuries that build up over time from the demands of the job, and carpal tunnel syndrome is a classic example – nerve compression in the wrist linked to repetitive…

Posted in Repetitive Stress Injuries

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