To: NYS Workers Compensation Board Chair Clarissa M Rodriguez Please order Verizon to pay me the remaining $46,250 owed
Judge Robert Anderson awarded me 375 payments at $600 per week for a total of $225,000.
Verizon stopped weekly Workers’ Compensation payments to me on June 5, 2022.
Sedgwick Claims notified NYS Workers’ Compensation Board that it made 349 payments to me for a total of $178,750.
Verizon still owes me $46,250 if Sedgwick Claims’ calculations are correct.
Please order Verizon to pay remaining $46,250 owed.
To: NYS Workers’ Compensation Board Chair Clarissa M Rodriguez Re: I have been waiting 8 years (so far) for Verizon’s insurance carrier Sedgwick Claims to offer me my NYS Workers’ Compensation Section 32 settlement
In 2007, NYS Senate said, “Every insurance carrier shall offer each claimant a Section 32 settlement within 6 months of a Permanent Partial Disability classification.”
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On March 28, 2013, NYS Workers’ Compensation Law Judge Robert Anderson classified me as having a Permanent Partial Disability.
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On May 28, 2013, Chair Beloten said, “Insurance carriers are to offer a Section 32 agreement to settle compensation due to the claimant within 6 months of a PPD classification.
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On December 4, 2020, my attorney at Fine, Olin & Anderman said, “we have made multiple attempts to negotiate a Section 32 settlement with Sedgwick Claims on your behalf. Unfortunately, Sedgwick Claims is not interested in negotiating at this time.
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According to Weiss and Balter (who represent insurance carriers), “the 2007 amendment requires all insurance carriers to offer every claimant a Section 32 settlement within 6 months of a PPD classification.”
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According to Weiss and Balter (who represent insurance carriers), “the law appears to be largely ignored.”
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Chair Rodriguez,
As the sheriff, please enforce the law (Section 32). As the sheriff, please let Sedgwick Claims and all insurance carriers know that no insurance carrier is above the law.
Dear NY FBI, why would God let my $30 USPS Express Mail delivery to NYS Workers’ Compensation Board Chair Clarissa M Rodriguez get stuck at USPS International Distribution Center in Jamaica?
Because birthday presents and Christmas presents get stuck there every day for weeks and for months, right?
Dear NY FBI, let’s see how long it takes for USPS to deliver God’s Mail
Dear NY FBI, let’s see if you can deliver God’s Mail faster than USPS can
p.s.
p.p.s.
chew! chew! [eat God’s Mail]
and
do! do! [exorcise (right wrongs)]
or else
