Workers comp foot injury settlements in New Jersey
A foot injury workers comp settlement in New Jersey depends on the scheduled 200 weeks of permanent partial disability for total loss, multiplied by your weekly benefit. The statute of limitations is 2 years.
PPD weeks
200
weeks for total loss
Cap
$226,200
scheduled loss max
SOL
2 yr
to file claim
Fee cap
20%
of recovery
Statute
NJSA 34:15-12(c)
High-risk class codes for foot injuries
Occupations most likely to file foot injury claims:
FAQs
What is the average foot injury workers comp settlement in New Jersey?
New Jersey caps scheduled-loss benefits for foot injuries at up to $226,200 (NJSA 34:15-12(c)). Actual settlements vary based on impairment rating, lost wages, and future medical.
Do I need a lawyer for a foot injury in New Jersey?
Foot injuries often involve disputed impairment ratings, surgical care decisions, and large lump-sum (Compromise & Release) negotiations. Most workers comp lawyers offer free consultations and only collect a fee if you recover.
How long do I have to file a workers comp claim for a foot injury in New Jersey?
2 years from the date of injury. Foot injuries that develop over time (cumulative trauma) may have different deadline triggers.