What is a stipulation agreement?
• A. This is an agreement between the carrier¹ and claimant which is memorialized in writing on a Board-prescirbed form, and placed on the record by the Judge. This agreement is usually to agree on a percentage of a schedule loss of use, level of disability, reimbursements to the employer, and/or what your weekly indemnity benefits will be. For more information on stipulations, see Board rule 12 NYCRR 300.5.
• A. This is an agreement between the carrier¹ and claimant which is memorialized in writing on a Board-prescribed form, and placed on the record by the Judge. This agreement is usually to agree on a percentage of a schedule loss of use, level of disability, reimbursements to the employer, and/or what your weekly indemnity benefits will be. For more information on stipulations, see Board rule 12 NYCRR 300.5.
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