The Law Firm of Rex Zachofsky

The Law Firm of Rex Zachofsky An Experienced Workers’ Compensation Attorney Serving New Yorkers Everywhere.

06/18/2026

A Missing MRI Could DESTROY Your Back Injury Case! If you're dealing with a workers' compensation back injury, what gets documented in your medical records early on can have a huge impact on your case. In this video, I explain why back injury symptoms matter, how MRI’s get approved, and why insurance carriers often deny diagnostic testing when key details are missing from the record.
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06/16/2026

A lot of injured workers go into an IME trying to tough it out, thinking the doctor will see how much pain they’re really in—but if you don’t say it hurts, the report can make it sound like nothing is wrong. That can turn real pain into “full range of motion,” “no disability,” and a comp case that pays you a whole lot less than it should.
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06/15/2026

If you're wondering what actually gets a workers’ compensation settlement moving, there’s one stage in a claim that can change everything. When your case reaches the permanency phase, the pressure starts building, timelines begin narrowing, and settlement discussions often become much more serious.
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06/14/2026

After a work-related car crash, a lot of injured workers think they have to choose between filing a workers compensation case and going after the at-fault driver. But that’s not true. Filing both cases immediately is the best way to make sure you get the money that you’re entitled to.
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06/14/2026

How Your Comp Case Can Go From $100K to $150K! If you're dealing with a workers' compensation claim, a seemingly small additional injury could have a much bigger impact on the value of your case than you realize. In this video, I break down a minor permanency finding in a second body part can dramatically increase what your comp case is worth—and if you miss it, you could leave life-changing money behind.
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06/11/2026

Talking Too Much Can Kill Your Comp Case! When you go to an IME in a workers compensation case, casual small talk can end up in the report and get used against you later. In this video, I explain how one harmless comment can be twisted, thrown into the report, and used to cut your benefits or blow up your entire comp case.
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06/11/2026

The Hidden Window to Settle Your Comp Claim. This settlement timing could make a bigger difference to your workers’ compensation case than you realize. If you're thinking about a workers’ comp settlement, timing matters, and settling too early or too late can affect the value of your claim.
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06/09/2026

In a workers compensation back injury case, denied treatment can do more than delay your recovery—it can also put your checks and benefits at risk. In this video, I explain why insurance companies use treatment gaps against you, and why you still need to keep seeing your doctor even when they refuse to approve the care you need.
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06/08/2026

You Need A Good Reason To Miss Your IME! If you have a workers' compensation case and can't make your Independent Medical Examination (IME), rescheduling may not be the problem you think it is—but how you handle it can make a big difference. In this video, I break down what happens when you miss an IME, when it's okay to reschedule, and why repeated cancellations can create serious issues in a workers' comp claim.
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06/05/2026

If you work two jobs and can only return to one after a work injury, your workers compensation case may cover part of the difference in your lost wages. In this video, I explain how concurrent employment and reduced earnings can increase your workers comp benefits, and why overlooking that second job could leave serious money on the table.
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