N.Y. Workers' Compensation Law Section 130
Workmen’s compensation premiums shall be deemed preferred claims

110
Record and report of injuries by employers 110‑A
Confidentiality of workers’ compensation records 110‑B
Reporting of injuries to employer 111
Information to be furnished by employer 112
Inspection of records of employers 113
Interstate commerce 114
Penalties for fraudulent practices 114‑A
Disqualification for false representation 114‑B
Readjustment of an employer’s experience rating 114‑C
Multiple offenses 115
Limitation of time 116
Sessions 117
Rules 118
Technical rules of evidence or procedure not required 118‑A
Effect of findings and determinations in subsequent proceedings 119
Subpoenas 120
Discrimination against employees 121
Depositions 121‑A
Proof of dependency in foreign countries 122
Transcripts 123
Jurisdiction of board to be continuing 124
Reporting 125
Job discrimination prohibited based on prior receipt of benefits 125‑A
Discriminating against an injured veteran 127
Construction 128
Unconstitutional provisions 129
Actions or causes of action pending 130
Workmen’s compensation premiums shall be deemed preferred claims 131
Payroll records 132
Criminal prosecution 133
Refunds and credits 134
Workplace safety and loss prevention program 135
Premium credits for safety investment 136
Workers’ compensation fraud inspector general 137
Independent medical examinations