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Silverman, Silverman & Seligman, P.C.

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Workers' Compensation Lawyers Serving Scotia, NY (Schenectady and throughout Upstate New)

We represent injured workers throughout New York's Capital Region, concentrating on all types of Workers Compensation cases.

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"I have used Silverman Silverman and Selagman a couple of times, my cases were very complicated with 1 WC carrier taking it all the way to the Appellate court in NY. Both Ray Selagman and Jim Duffy had to learn alot about the trucking industry. There in-depth knowledge was commanding in the court room and in filing briefs lead to unanimous decisions in my favor both times. I would highly recommend the Silverman Law Group to anyone needing representation in any workman's comp or Social Security..." Read the full review

The Devadoss Law Firm, P.L.L.C.

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Workers' Compensation Lawyers Serving Scotia, NY (Nationwide)

We are OWCP lawyers JUST FOR FEDERAL EMPLOYEES! Your Job is important & we can help! Call us now for a free consultation!

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