Stephen A. Satkin - a Scotch Plains, Camden (NJ) Lawyer

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Updated: 02/15/2026

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Workers' Compensation
By philip m. on Feb. 08, 2026
Hired Attorney 1987-2001

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Steve Satkin has handled several cases for me. They vary from several severe injuries over a thirty year employment on my job at New Jersey Bell telephone Company and at it's new name of Verizon communications. In the end with all my injuries and surgeries added up Mr Satkin managed to get me awarded 100 percent workman compensation, a very substantial sum in my bank account every month until my death. Over the years I've met several people whom I directed to Steve Satkin's services. Many reported to me their extreme satisfaction with their concerns and cases.

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Scotch Plains, NJ

1827 E 2nd St
Scotch Plains, NJ 07076

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Phone: (908) 325-5571 (Main Phone)

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