Held v. State of New York Workers' Compensation Board
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Rose, J.
I
Our Workers’ Compensation Law requires employers to secure the payment of compensation to their employees either through the State Insurance Fund, by purchasing an insurance policy or by self-insurance (see Workers’ Compensation Law § 50). The option of self-insurance has long been available to individual employers whose financial resources are large enough for them to qualify (see Workers’ Compensation Law § 50 [3]). In 1966, the Legislature added subdivision (3-a) to Workers’ Compensation Law § 50 to permit smaller employers in similar fields to exercise the…
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