Michael Levin

Attorney Michael Levin is an experienced advocate for those in Workers' Compensation and Disability matters. He has experience working on both sides, and he understands how insurance companies function. This gives him an advantage when promoting, assisting, and advancing Disability and Workers' Comp benefits and protections for all.

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  Workers' Compensation, 20%; Social Security, 25%

Massachusetts

Since 2002

New Hampshire

Since 2008

Attorney

Michael Levin, Esq.

2002 - Current

New England Law | Boston

J.D. (2002) | Law

Northeastern University

B.S. (1992) | Political Science

Peer Review Rated 5.0/5.0

Martindale-Hubbell

2023

2019

Client's Choice Award

Avvo

2023

Excellent Rating

Avvo

2023

Best Workers' Compensation Attorneys in Springfield

Expertise.com

2023

Worcester County Bar Association

Member

Current

Hampden County Bar Association

Member

Current

Hampshire County Bar Association

Member

Current

National Organization of Social Security Claimants Representatives (NOSSCR)

Member

Current

Workers Injury Law and Advocacy Group

Member

Current

Filing a Claim for Social Security Disability—Do You Qualify?

Michael Levin, Esq. | Attorney at Law

2016

Filing a Workers’ Comp Claim—What to Expect

Michael Levin, Esq. | Attorney at Law

2016

Q. I rolled my ankle at work resulting in a break and severe sprain. Worker’s Comp is saying it’s not compensable

June 9, 2024

A: Yes, of course! If you suffered an injury at work, then WC has to take care of you in terms of lost wages and medical care until you are able to return to work. Use Justia's "Find a lawyer" tab to find someone near you.

Q. Is my employer required to pay me for 14 hours as a passenger, hourly employee, driving to a convention?

April 13, 2024

A: First, to be clear, this belongs under the heading of Employment Law, not Workers' Compensation. The latter, Workers' Compensation, only refers to workplace injuries. I am a workers' comp. attorney and will have to defer to the attorneys who handle employment law to give you an accurate answer. That said, unless you are a salaried employee, I believe your employer would have to pay you for full workdays while you are traveling but, again, I will have to defer to those who handle wage and hour issues. I would also suggest that if you want to research this on your own, then be sure to look here: https://www.nh.gov/labor/inspection/wage-hour/index.htm as these compromise NH's wage and hour laws.

I know this wasn't your question but, since I am a workers' comp attorney I will at least mention if you suffer an injury while traveling for work you are almost always covered for workers' comp. purposes. ... Read More

Q. Can a tele-health provider based in Texas provider treatment and diagnostic referrals on a WC claim in Indiana?

April 5, 2024

A: I agree with Atty. Young. It depends on what Indiana's workers' comp system allows. Generally speaking, even here in Massachusetts, I think it would be allowed, but here in MA you also have the right to see whoever you want. However, some states do dictate who you can seek treatment from, and Indiana may be one of them. I suggest redirecting your question specifically to an Indiana workers' comp attorney.