We are excited to share news of a significant milestone accomplished by one of our partners, Marc Panepinto. With the settlement of his most recent case, valued at $1.5 million, Marc has reached an incredible milestone – his 50th million-dollar case. Throughout his career, Marc has demonstrated an unwavering dedication to advocating for our…
Read More →We are thrilled to announce a significant achievement within our firm! Holly Schoenborn, one of our distinguished Workers’ Compensation Attorneys, has been elected as the Co-Chair of the prestigious New York Workers’ Compensation Alliance. This appointment is a testament to Holly’s unwavering commitment to advocating for the rights of injured workers throughout the state of…
Read More →Anne Wheeler has continuously established herself as a formidable force in championing the rights of injured workers, consistently delivering favorable outcomes. This time is no exception. This summer, Anne reached a pinnacle in her career, achieving her largest settlement to date – a staggering $9.1 million on behalf of an injured worker. The family’s ordeal…
Read More →“Having one of us up there is huge, this is a big win for laborers, unions, and just all workers.” This was the overall sentiment at the monthly Local 210 laborers’ meeting, in regard to a former union leader being named Labor Secretary for the first time in over 40 years. Marty Walsh, Boston Mayor…
Read More →If you collect workers’ compensation payments, there is now a quicker way to receive your money. Our workers’ compensation attorneys have been fighting hard to reduce delayed payments to clients, and now New York State passed a law requiring all workers’ compensation insurance carriers to offer direct deposit of benefit checks. The Workers’ Compensation Board…
Read More →Dolce Panepinto partner, Sean Cooney continues to fight for the rights of former NFL cheerleaders here in WNY. Friday, February 26 he will be joining a panel hosted by Georgetown Law’s Workers’ Rights Institute, to discuss legal issues showcased within the documentary, “A Woman’s Work: The NFL’s Cheerleader Problem.” The documentary, produced and directed…
Read More →The Coronavirus has impacted the lives of all of us, and you may have some questions about how this virus will affect your case: First of all, Dolce Panepinto, P.C.is open. We continue to work on our client’s cases. We have the resources and structure to weather this storm. Our lawyers and staff have a…
Read More →October 23rd, 2017 Dolce Panepinto has joined the fight to hold the rich and powerful accountable at University at Buffalo. A legal team is requesting that a nonprofit corporation that develops residence halls for UB, make their financial records public. The State Supreme Court has been asked to force the University at Buffalo Foundation Faculty-Student…
Read More →September 26th, 2017 A lot is at stake this November for workers all across the state. New Yorkers will have the opportunity to vote on hosting a constitutional convention. The purpose of this convention is to write a new state constitution or revise the existing one. However, if this happens it could lead to many…
Read More →May 10th, 2017 Workers’ compensation and the rights of injured workers has become a hot topic in today’s news. Recently, an Alabama judge has found portions of their state’s Workers’ Compensation Act to be unconstitutional. The judge ruled that the monetary cap for injured workers violates the due process of the law. Similarly, here in…
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