Doner & Castro

What to Do After a Work-Related Injury in New Jersey

Getting injured on the job can be overwhelming—physically, emotionally, and financially. In New Jersey, workers’ compensation laws are designed to protect employees, but many workers are unsure of what steps to take after an accident.

First, report your injury to your employer immediately. Delays in reporting can negatively impact your claim. Make sure the injury is documented accurately and follow all medical treatment instructions provided by the employer’s insurance carrier.

Many workers are unaware that they may be entitled to additional benefits, such as permanent partial disability compensation, even after returning to work. These benefits depend on the severity and long-term impact of your injury.

With over 38 years of combined experience, Attorneys Henry Doner and Kevin Castro help injured workers navigate the workers’ compensation system and fight for the full benefits they deserve. If you were hurt on the job, speaking with an experienced workers’ compensation attorney can make a significant difference in your case.