The New Jersey Notice of Motion for Temporary and/or Medical Benefits is a legal document used by an employee to initiate a workers’ compensation claim in the state of New Jersey. The Notice of Motion is used to inform the employer or insurance company of the employee’s intention to file a claim for temporary and/or medical benefits. It must include the name of the employee, the employer, and the date of the injury, as well as the details of the injury and the type of benefits being sought. There are three types of New Jersey Notice of Motion for Temporary and/or Medical Benefits: 1. Temporary Disability Benefits Motion: This motion is used to request temporary disability benefits, such as lost wages, while the employee is unable to work due to injury or illness. 2. Medical Benefits Motion: This motion is used to request medical benefits, such as medical bills, for the treatment of an injury or illness. 3. Permanent Disability Benefits Motion: This motion is used to request permanent disability benefits, such as a lump-sum payment, if the employee is not expected to be able to return to work due to a permanent disability resulting from an injury or illness.