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COSH is pleased to share that the following laws were signed by Governor Murphy on January 21, 2020:

P.L. 2019, C. 387: the Hand and Foot bill – increases workers’ compensation payments for the loss of function of a hand or foot.

P.L. 2019, C. 416: the Credit Reporting bill – prohibits medical providers from reporting unpaid workers’ compensation charges to collection and credit reporting agencies.

We are thankful to all our members, colleagues and the legislators who worked tirelessly to ensure that these laws, which will benefit all workers in New Jersey and their family, were passed.


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About NJCOSH

New Jersey Council on Safety and Health (NJCOSH) is a non-profit organization founded in 1992 by a handful of dedicated Workers’ Compensation attorneys as the first New Jersey Bar Association in their field. Our organization is comprised of petitioners’ Workers’ Compensation attorneys, treating physicians, union members and any other interested party. NJCOSH members work together to fight for the rights of injured workers and their families throughout New Jersey.