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Increased WC Benefit Rate Creates Liens - Suffolk Lawyer 2010

GREY & GREY

May 1, 2010

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Updated: Dec 1, 2023

Many bar associations send monthly newsletters to their member attorneys with articles about important legal developments. In May of 2010 we wrote an article for the Suffolk Lawyer to educate personal injury attorneys about how changes in the Workers’ Compensation Law could create new liens affecting personal injury settlements and recoveries.

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