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At Klein, Wagner & Morris, LLP, we offer skilled support for your New York worker comp claim and many other legal needs.

Since 1976, Attorneys Lawrence A. Klein, Michael G. Wagner and Richard P. Morris, the founders of Klein, Wagner & Morris, have been engaged in a workers' compensation, Social Security and personal injury law practice. With the unfortunate death in January 1990 of Mr. Klein, Mr. Wagner and Mr. Morris have continued in practice, handling primarily Social Security, worker comp, and long-term disability claims in New York.

With the assistance of our of counsel attorneys we also handle personal injury cases.

In addition, Mr. Morris handles the real estate, commercial, and wills and estate areas of our practice.

The firm has continued to expand and grow, and presently consists of four attorneys, four additional attorneys who serve of counsel, a support staff of four paralegals, several secretaries, file clerks, and a receptionist. We are fully automated and computerized, and our facilities consist of our main office, which includes a library and conference room and utilizes the entire ninth floor of 277 Broadway in Manhattan, as well as our other offices in Garden City, Long Island; White Plains in Westchester County; and Nanuet in Rockland County.

Our comprehensive library consists of both written volumes of research texts and case reporters, allowing us to keep up on all of the latest developments in our fields of expertise, as well as computer resources which together contain virtually all materials available in our primary fields of practice--Social Security, workers' compensation and long-term disability law. This allows our disability benefits and workers compensation attorneys, with the assistance of our word processing capabilities, to research and successfully litigate the complex legal issues often faced by our clients, at both administrative levels and in the federal courts.

The attorneys at Klein, Wagner & Morris are geared to the practice of law in these modern times even as we prepare through the use of computer technology, outsource capabilities and attorney networks to continue our practice into the 21st century. At the same time, we continue to recognize that the personal relationships we have built up over the years and maintain at the present time with our clients and others are what will continue to assure the successful representation and protection of their rights.