A Great Kills Staten Island Workers Comp Law Firm You Can Trust

Cass & Peters Workers’ Compensation Law Firm is proud to announce the expansion of our legal services to the Great Kills neighborhood of Staten Island. With a population of over 42,000 residents, Great Kills is one of Staten Island’s largest communities, and its workforce includes delivery drivers, construction laborers, healthcare staff, and retail employees. Many of these hardworking individuals face injury risks daily, and our firm is committed to ensuring that they receive the benefits and protections they deserve under New York law.

Why Great Kills Workers Need Strong Representation Great Kills is a thriving community, but workplace accidents are a reality for many of its residents. Workers’ compensation claims can be complex and overwhelming without proper guidance. That’s where Cass & Peters comes in. Common injury scenarios in Great Kills include: Slip and fall accidents at job sites and businesses Back and shoulder injuries from heavy lifting Carpal tunnel and repetitive stress injuries Construction site accidents, including falls and equipment mishaps Delivery driver accidents on busy Staten Island roads Our attorneys know the Staten Island workforce and fight tirelessly to protect the rights of injured employees in Great Kills.

Staten Island Workers by the Numbers Staten Island Area Estimated Population Injury Concerns Great Kills 42,306 Construction, retail, delivery Tottenville-Charleston 20,048 Industrial, maritime New Springville-Travis 41,936 Transportation, warehousing Stapleton-Rosebank 25,347 Service, healthcare West New Brighton-St. George 32,172 Public sector, retail

By expanding into Great Kills, Cass & Peters is making it easier for Staten Island workers to get local access to experienced workers’ compensation attorneys. Whether you’re a delivery driver injured in a traffic accident, a construction worker hurt on the job, or a retail employee dealing with repetitive stress injuries, our law firm is here to fight for your rights.

If you are wondering whether or not to file a workers compensation claim in New York, Consider the following Table:

Injured Workers in New York – Key Statistics

Stat Figure
Total NY Workers’ Comp Claims Filed (2023) 144,000+
Average Weekly Compensation (Temporary Disability) $1,145.43
Top 3 Industries for Claims Construction, Healthcare, Transportation
Average Time to Receive First Payment 18–21 Days
Percentage of Claims Initially Denied ~20%

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