Denied?
That's not the end.

Insurance carriers deny workers' comp claims they shouldn't deny — all the time. Most denials in New York are challengeable. The question is which kind of denial you're facing, and what your specific facts look like.

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Identifies Denial Type

Late notice, causation, contractor classification, intoxication, statute, going-and-coming, "no medical evidence." Each has its own challenge strategy.

02
Beatability Score

How hard or easy this kind of denial typically is to challenge under NY law, based on the controlling statutes and case law.

03
Specific Next Steps

What evidence you need, what hearings to request, and what the carrier will probably argue back. Calibrated to your specific facts.

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FROI-04 Translator

Plain-English breakdown of what the formal denial form is actually saying, and what the carrier will be required to prove.

Who should use this

Anyone who's received a Form FROI-04 controverting their workers' compensation claim, or whose carrier has stopped paying benefits and now claims the case "isn't compensable." Especially useful if you got the denial less than 30 days ago — the early window matters.

What it doesn't do

It can't litigate the case for you. It can tell you what kind of fight you're in and roughly what the win-rate looks like, but the actual case is built with medical evidence, witness statements, and hearings. Use this to decide whether the fight is worth having.

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Denial Analyzer
Denial Challenge Analyzer
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For New York Injured Workers

Denied?
That's not the end.

Insurance carriers deny workers' comp claims they shouldn't deny — all the time. Most denials in New York are challengeable. The question is which kind of denial you're facing, and what your specific facts look like.

In 60 seconds, this tool will identify your denial type, assess how beatable it typically is under NY law, and tell you exactly what's involved in challenging it.

Common Denial Types We'll Check
"Not work-related"
Late notice (>30 days)
"Insufficient medical evidence"
Pre-existing condition blame
Independent contractor classification
Intoxication / drug allegations
Going-and-coming (commute)
Statute of limitations (2-year)
Takes 60 seconds
Fully confidential
No cost or obligation
Important Disclaimers

Attorney Advertising. This tool is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Use of this tool does not create an attorney-client relationship. No attorney-client relationship is formed until a written retainer agreement is signed.

Outcomes are case-specific. Whether a denial can be successfully challenged depends on facts that no automated tool can fully evaluate, including the specific evidence available, applicable case law, the assigned judge, and the carrier's litigation posture. The strength assessments here are general educational guidance, not predictions.

Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every case is different. Information you submit is kept confidential.

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