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New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 1
Short title.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 2
Definitions.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 3
Application.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 4
Special applicability; domestic partners; surviving domestic partners; death benefits; funeral expenses; terrorist attacks of September eleventh, two
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 10
Liability for compensation.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 11
Alternative remedy.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 12
Compensation not allowed for first seven days.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 13
Treatment and care of injured employees.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 13-A
Selection of authorized physician by employee.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 13-AA
Medical appeals unit.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 13-B
Authorization of physicians, medical bureaus and laboratories by the chair.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 13-C
Licensing of compensation medical bureaus and laboratories.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 13-D
Removal of physicians from lists of those authorized to render medical care or to conduct independent medical examinations.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 13-E
Revocation of licenses of compensation medical bureaus and laboratories.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 13-F
Payment of medical fees.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 13-G
Payment of bills for medical care.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 13-H
Ombudsman for injured workers.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 13-I
Solicitation prohibited.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 13-J
Medical or surgical treatment by insurance carriers and employers.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 13-K
Care and treatment of injured employees by duly licensed podiatrists.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 13-L
Care and treatment of injured employees by duly licensed chiropractors.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 13-M
Care and treatment of injured employees by duly licensed psychologists.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 13-N
Mandatory registration of entities which derive income from independent medical examinations.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 14
Weekly wages basis of compensation.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 14-A
Double compensation and death benefits when minors illegally employed.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 15
Schedule in case of disability.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 16
Death benefits.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 17
Aliens.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 18
Notice of injury or death.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 18-A
Notice: The New York Jockey Injury Compensation Fund, Inc.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 18-B
Notice; the New York black car operators' injury compensation fund, inc.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 19
Physical examination.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 19-A
Physicians not to accept fees from carriers.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 19-B
Treatment by physicians in employ of board.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 19-C
Actions against health services personnel; defense and indemnification.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 20
Determination of claims for compensation.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 21
Presumptions.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 21-A
Temporary payment of compensation.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 22
Modification of awards, decisions or orders.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 23
Appeals.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 24
Costs and fees.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 24-A
Representation before the workers' compensation board.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 25
Compensation, how payable.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 25-A
Procedure and payment of compensation in certain claims; limitation of right to compensation.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 25-B
Awards to non-residents: Non-resident compensation fund.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 26
Enforcement of payment in default.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 26-A
Procedure and payment of compensation in claims against uninsured defaulting employers.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 27
Depositing future payments in the aggregate trust fund.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 27-A
Investments in obligations of designated public benefit corporations; indemnifications.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 27-B
Amortization of gains or losses.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 27-C
Appropriations to the aggregate trust fund.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 28
Limitation of right to compensation.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 29
Remedies of employees; subrogation.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 30
Revenues or benefits from other sources not to affect compensation.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 31
Agreement for contribution by employee void.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 32
Waiver agreements.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 32-A
Waivers of specific coverage prohibited.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 33
Assignments; exemptions.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 34
Preferences.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 37
Definitions.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 38
Disablement treated as accident.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 39
Right to compensation.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 41
Examining physicians.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 42
Date of disablement.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 44
Liability of employer.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 44-A
Liability of employer; silicosis or other dust diseases.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 44-B
Liability of employer; compressed air illness.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 45
Notice to employers.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 46
Information; penalty.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 47
Presumption as to the cause of disease.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 48
Diseases which are accidents.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 49-AA
Declaration of purpose.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 49-BB
Waiting period; date of disablement; payment of compensation.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 49-CC
Right to compensation.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 49-DD
Posthumous schedule awards.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 49-EE
Liability of employer; preplacement examinations and notice to prior employers; apportionment of liability between employers.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 49-FF
Minimum exposure required.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 49-GG
Determination of damage risk criteria and standards for the measurement of occupational loss of hearing.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 49-HH
Standards.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 50
Security for payment of compensation.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 51
Posting of notice regarding compensation.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 52
Effect of failure to secure compensation.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 53
Release from liability.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 54
The insurance contract.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 54-A
Security where coverage is in issue.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 54-B
Enforcement on failure to pay award or judgment.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 55
Acceptance of premium by carrier an estoppel.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 56
Subcontractors.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 57
Restriction on issue of permits and the entering into contracts unless compensation is secured.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 58
Payment of compensation to persons providing housekeeping or nursing services.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 60
Definitions.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 61
Continuance of existing plans; establishment of new plans.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 62
Participants.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 63
Liability of county.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 64
Administration of plan.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 65
Rules and regulations.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 66
Apportionment of costs.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 67
Annual estimate; payments by participants.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 68
Advances to county self-insurance fund.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 69
Reserve.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 70
Excess or catastrophe insurance.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 71
Accrual of liabilities.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 72
Annual report.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 73
Abandonment of plan.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 74
Manner of adoption of local laws.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 75
Transition provisions.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 75-A
Enacted without section heading.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 76
Creation of state fund.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 77
Administration.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 78
Salaries and expenses.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 79
Meetings.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 80
Seal.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 81
Offices, lands, leaseholds and buildings.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 82
Powers and duties.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 83
Rules.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 84
General attorney.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 85
Commissioner of taxation and finance custodian of fund.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 86
Catastrophe surplus and reserves for workers' compensation.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 86-A
Catastrophe surplus and reserves for disability benefits.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 87
Investment of surplus or reserve.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 87-A
Investment in obligations of the municipal assistance corporation for the city of New York; indemnification.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 87-B
Investments in obligations of the city of Yonkers; indemnification.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 87-BB
Investments in obligations of the city of Yonkers; indemnification (1984).
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 87-C
Investments in obligations of designated public benefit corporations; indemnifications.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 87-D
Contractual obligations as evidence of indebtedness upon reimbursement of reserves.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 87-E
Amortization of gains or losses.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 87-F
Appropriations to the state insurance fund.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 87-G
Advances to the urban development corporation.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 87-H
Investments of the state insurance fund.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 88
Administration expenses.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 88-A
Payments from special or administrative funds.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 88-B
Coverage of employees in state-supported educational institutions.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 88-C
Coverage of state employees.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 89
Rates for workers' compensation.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 90
Dividends.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 91
Groups for accident prevention.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 92
Payment of premiums.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 93
Collection of premium in case of default.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 94
Withdrawal from fund.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 95
Record and audit of payrolls.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 96
Penalties for fraudulent practices.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 97
Inspections.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 98
Disclosures prohibited.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 99
Reports of state insurance fund; examination by insurance department.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 100
Insurance against liability to volunteer firefighters and ambulance workers.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 106
Consolidation of funds; definitions.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 107
Workers' compensation security fund.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 108
Payments into fund; returns; recoupment.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 109
Suspension of payments into fund; temporary surcharge authorized.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 109-A
Administration of fund.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 109-B
Custody and investment of fund.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 109-C
Payments from fund.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 109-D
Notification of insolvency.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 109-E
Rights and duties of superintendent of insurance as administrator of the fund.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 109-F
Expenses of administration.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 110
Record and report of injuries by employers.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 110-A
Confidentiality of workers' compensation records.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 111
Information to be furnished by employer.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 112
Inspection of records of employers.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 113
Interstate commerce.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 114
Penalties for fraudulent practices.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 114-A
Disqualification for false representation.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 114-B
Readjustment of an employer's experience rating.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 115
Limitation of time.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 116
Sessions.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 117
Rules.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 118
Technical rules of evidence or procedure not required.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 119
Subpoenas.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 120
Discrimination against employees who bring proceedings.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 121
Depositions.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 121-A
Proof of dependency in foreign countries.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 122
Transcripts.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 123
Jurisdiction of board to be continuing.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 124
Reporting.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 125
Job discrimination prohibited based on prior receipt of benefits.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 127
Construction.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 128
Unconstitutional provisions.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 129
Actions or causes of action pending.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 130
Workmen's compensation premiums shall be deemed preferred claims.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 131
Payroll records.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 132
Criminal prosecution; certifications
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 133
Refunds and credits.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 134
Workplace safety and loss prevention program; certification of safety and loss management specialists.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 135
Premium credits for safety investment.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 136
Workers' compensation fraud inspector general.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 137
Independent medical examinations.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 140
Workmen's compensation board.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 141
General powers and duties of the chairman.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 142
General powers and duties of the workmen's compensation board.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 143
Maintenance of records.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 144
Seal.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 145
Oaths of office.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 146
Offices of the board.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 147
Vacancies and removals.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 148
Salaries and expenses.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 149
Employees.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 150
Referees and secretary.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 150-A
Secretary as agent for service of process on non-resident non-insured employers; method and effect of service.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 151
Administration expenses.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 152
Administrative regulations.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 153
Annual report.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 154
Construction of article.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 155
Saving clause.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 156
Separability.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 157
Application of article to volunteer firefighters' benefit law or the volunteer ambulance workers' benefit law.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 200
Short title.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 201
Definitions.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 202
Covered employer.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 203
Employees eligible for benefits under section two hundred four.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 204
Disability during employment.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 205
Disabilities and disability periods for which benefits are not payable.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 206
Non-duplication of benefits.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 207
Disability while unemployed.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 208
Payment of disability benefits.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 209
Contribution of employees for disability benefits.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 210
Employer contributions.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 211
Provision for payment of benefits.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 212
Voluntary coverage.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 213
Non-compliance or default.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 214
Special fund for disability benefits.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 215
Commissioner of taxation and finance custodian of fund.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 216
Disposition of uncommitted balance of employees' contributions.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 217
Notice and proof of claim.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 218
Disability benefit rights inalienable.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 219
Enforcement of payment in default.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 220
Penalties.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 221
Determination of contested claims for disability benefits.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 222
Technical rules of evidence or procedure not required.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 223
Modification of board decisions or orders.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 224
Appeals.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 225
Fees for representing employees.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 226
The insurance contract.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 227
Actionable injuries; subrogation.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 228
Administrative expenses.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 229
Posting of notice and providing of notice of rights.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 230
Destruction of records.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 231
Subpoenas.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 232
Fees of physicians, podiatrists, chiropractors, dentists and psychologists.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 233
Inspection of records of employers.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 234
Disclosures prohibited.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 235
Exemptions.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 236
Disposition of accrued benefits upon death.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 237
Reimbursement for advance payments by employers.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 238
Payments to minors.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 239
Representation before the board.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 240
Non-liability of state.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 241
Application of other provisions of chapter.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 242
Separability of provisions.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 300
Short title.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 301
Declaration of policy and legislative intent.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 302
Definitions.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 303
Provision of workmen's compensation for civil defense volunteers.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 304
Evidence of authorized services.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 305
Compensation provided.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 306
Compensation not allowed during first seven days.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 307
Computation of benefits.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 308
Liability for compensation.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 309
Non-duplication.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 310
Disposition of accrued benefits upon death.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 311
Payments to minors.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 312
Exclusiveness of remedy.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 313
Compensation inalienable.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 314
Claim filing.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 315
Claims procedures.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 316
Record of enrollment.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 317
Determination of contested claims for compensation.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 318
Rules of evidence; modification of board decisions or orders; appeals.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 319
Special fund for civil defense volunteers.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 320
Commissioner of taxation and finance custodian of fund.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 321
Reinsurance.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 322
Rehabilitation.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 323
Limitation of liability.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 324
Distribution of unexpended assets of the special fund.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 325
Administration expenses.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 326
Penalties.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 327
Application of other provisions of chapter.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 328
Separability of provisions.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 350
Short title.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 351
Preferred provider organizations; contracts.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 352
Preferred provider organizations; defined.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 353
Preferred provider organizations; licensing.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 354
Preferred provider organizations; medical treatment.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 355
Preferred provider organizations; medical fee schedules.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 400
Laws repealed.
New York Workers' Compensation Law Section 401
When to take effect.

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Last modified: November 19, 2006