My question involves civil rights in the State of: New York

I am a Workers Compensation claimant, but I need to sue outside the State of New York Workers Compensation program for violations of due process.

I have a rare illness, and this illness is best treated by a vascular surgeon, of which there are several high ranking specialists across the country, but none in New York, let alone one who would accept NYS's low medical fee reimbursement schedule.

My injury was pronounced and I am self representing. One of my doctors asked for out of state treatment, and neither carrier responded within 30 days, so the Judge awarded me out of state treatment (without noting whether or not I would be held to NYS's fee schedule).

This decision was supposed to be unappealable due to time restrictions. However, both carriers appealed.

Two years later, the Administrative Review Division ruled that the judge had erred (ignoring the time restrictions altogether) stating that I was required to prove that I could not obtain appropriate medical help in the State of New York, a fact which was not represented to me by the Judge nor represented in any literature available on the website.

Subsequently, I contacted all of the vascular surgeons in New York State (over 400) including 98 vascular surgeons whom NYS WC claimed could treat anything in New York. I obtained affidavits and confirmations from over 85% of these doctors that they either did not accept WC's fee schedule (were non-participating) or did not treat my illness. Further, the 98 allegedly participating doctors were mostly non participating, with some dead, some retired, some without a license, and several with serious medical malpractice issues (but who claimed to have knowledge of my rare injury). Yet, the Administrative Review Division claimed there was an "ample" supply of doctors to treat any condition.

I provided evidence to the WC law judge in the end of 2011 on computer disk, including copies of the affidavits which specifically asked about WC coverage, knowledge of 7 different surgical techniques required, success rate, medical malpractice lawsuits, etc

However, within months, my Denver doctors claimed I was inoperable.

It has been over a year and the Judge has not addressed the evidence presented, and I cannot appeal without a decision.

I want to sue for damages as I am now permanently disabled for life where I might have been fixed with timely treatment. Likewise, I have had no disability money on this case for five years (due to judicial error per the Administrative Review Division), and no medical treatment for over 18 months due to misclassification of my injury under new excessively restrictive medical guidelines (which no one will address but is also judicial error).

By stalling my case, the insurance company saved themselves $250K of surgical costs, and as further doctrines went into place further limiting awards to $500.00 / week for 10 years, regardless of your age, I am unnecessarily compromised by the lack of timeliness of the judge.

What area of law does this fall under? There is also evidence of collusion with the law firm, and a long list of other irregular judicial "errors". Many of my appeals have never been answered, and a request for surgery was never addressed. My privacy rights were also violated, and WC refused to take action against the law firm. In short, I was denied my right to a timely adjudication, denied medical assistance, and thus incurred permanency and additional corresponding damage (the development of a secondary pain condition that is incurable).

Serious replies only please. I am not interested in hearing what can't be done. My life depends on finding a way to get it done by whatever area of the law will cover me. I am interested in any and all ideas.