The Chartwell Chronicles

The Stress Test - How the DSM-5 Shapes New York Workers' Comp

38 min · 2 de oct de 2025
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In this episode, our new co-host, Adam Devine, joins long-standing host, Brittany Atkinson, to discuss a recent amendment made to the New York workers’ compensation statute regarding claims for mental health. Join them as they dive into: * Concerns that employers are having over the amendment - what the actual changes entail and their impact. * How the new law impacts claim eligibility and employer risk. * How these changes might help defense counsel by adding clarity to previously vague claims. * Tips on how to navigate the framework. Whether you’re an employer, attorney, or claim professional, this episode provides insights to understanding the nuances of the amendment.

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