November 10, 2020

Breaking Down the Recent NJ Appellate Court Ruling Limiting Out-of-State Medical Provider Claims

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Currently, one of the most contentious areas of New Jersey workers’ compensation is where a medical provider seeks reimbursement of payments in connection with claims where patients’ treat in New Jersey but otherwise has no employment connection to New Jersey.

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