-1 Votes. I have received a call from Global Crossing Local Services, Inc. and the only reason I know this is them, is because I typed in the telephone number in the google search, left by the person, which I could barely make out, due to the heavy Indian accent, and this is what pulled up.
Time Limits Vary by State. The time limit for making a workerâs compensation claim, also known as the statute of limitations, varies from state to state. Here are a few examples: In New Jersey, the statute of limitations on workerâs comp claims is two years. The two-year clock starts on the date of the injury or the last day the employer paid compensation, whichever is later.
No. At this time you are eligible to receive a maximum of twenty-six times your weekly benefit amount (26 weeks of full benefits). You may file claims for more than 26 weeks if you earn some wages and partial benefits are paid. During times of high unemployment, there may be additional weeks available.