[helpme]

I was directed by my manager in NYS to do a moving job at the CEO's home and was injured.

The companies workers comp insurance in claiming I was not hurt while on a site. I was instructed by my managers to do this job for the CEO. Am I still covered under the workers comp ?

[1171]

I would also file it with his home owners insurer.
If the company has denied you claim your can file an appeal with the WCB
http://www.wcb.ny.gov/

[helpme]

Thank you for your response.

Recently my case was adjourned because of this reason, I should have also mentioned his. I slip on ice and was injured my shoulder at the CEO's house, after we moved this heavy saw from the house location to another location, it was there I badly injured my neck and back reloading another heavy saw in which we brought back to the CEO's house and the team did the bulk of moving it.

I was directed by my company's manager, I think I'm safe but not sure. My lawyer that is representing me at this case is not worried as much as me. Can I possibly sue the CEO ? What are the chances this being dismissed ? How can I find this scenario in the NYS Workers Comp Laws, where do I need to look ?

Thank you for all your help

[helpme]

By the way, before the case was adjourned, the judge asked for the CEO's home owners insurance indicating it might be the homeowners fault and they might wanna get a IME as well.

[1171]

Try
https://scholar.google.com/

[1171]

Or here
http://www.wcb.ny.gov/content/main/wclaws/decisions.jsp

[helpme]

Thank you very much, it seems as though im in the right place but I am having difficulty wording the question. Any suggestions ?