New York Claim For Volunteer Ambulance Workers Benefits In A Death Case is a legal claim providing financial benefits to the families of volunteer ambulance workers who have died in the line of duty. This claim is available for volunteer ambulance workers who are employed by fire departments, ambulance services, or other rescue services and who live in New York State. The claim is available to the surviving family members of the deceased worker and provides a lump sum benefit of up to $50,000. The claim can also provide a $5,000 death benefit to the deceased worker's estate. There are two types of New York Claim For Volunteer Ambulance Workers Benefits In A Death Case: the Line of Duty Death Benefit and the Survivor's Benefit. The Line of Duty Death Benefit provides a lump sum benefit of up to $50,000 to the surviving family members of the deceased worker. The Survivor's Benefit provides a $5,000 death benefit to the deceased worker's estate.