Utica Mohawk Clause written up within a Workers' Comp Lump Sum Agreement?

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01-26-2007, 09:30 AM

Julie

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Julie

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A Utica Mohawk clause is a paragraph that takes your settlement and divides it monthly across your life expectancy so you will be to draw social security should you apply for it. I couldn't find a website specifically addressing it.

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