Have you recently started a new position and suffered a workplace injury? Many employees worry about not having any rights in this situation. And in many cases, the fear of losing their jobs stops them from seeking out benefits. In
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Turley, Redmond, Rosasco & Rosasco, LLP is a law firm based in New York specializing in workers' compensation, disability claims, and related legal services. The firm represents injured workers, including those involved in construction accidents, and assists clients in navigating claims for workers' compensation, Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), and veterans disability benefits. Their publications focus on practical guidance for injured workers, addressing issues such as workplace injuries, benefits eligibility, and claim processes. The firm also provides information relevant to specific worker groups like healthcare workers and delivery drivers, emphasizing legal rights and benefit maximization in the context of workplace injuries and disabilities.
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Can a Municipality Deny Your Claim if You’re Injured During “Light Duty”?
If you’ve returned to work after a job-related accident, your employer has probably given you “light duty” for the time being. However, there’s always a risk of reinjury if you haven’t yet made a full recovery. Some municipal workers are…
Did You Slip on Ice During a Delivery? These Are Your Rights Under NY Workers’ Compensation Law
Winter is the season when delivery drivers, couriers, and other service workers need to be careful. Compared to mild-temperature days, cold days could see up to 10% more accidents and workers’ compensation claims. This is especially true in icy conditions,…
Is Medical History Before A Work Accident Important?
If you’ve been injured at work, you might think it’s a matter of filing paperwork. However, if you have any pre-existing medical issues, things may become more complicated. Insurance companies often ask about prior treatments and might give you a…
Municipal Worker Injuries Over the Holidays: How Holiday Pay May Affect Your Claim
While many industries close during the holidays, municipal workers are the exception. From maintenance crews to public safety staff, they’re responsible for keeping our streets clean and ensuring everything is working properly. However, what happens when they receive holiday pay…
Slips, Trips, and Falls in Hospitals: Do You Have a Case for Workers’ Comp?
When working in a hospital, you’re constantly exposed to a variety of hazards while on the job. Some of the most common ones are slips, falls, and trips. Whether it’s a slippery floor or a hazard blocking your path, these…
Top New York Workers’ Compensation Mistakes to Avoid in the New Year
The new year gives you the chance to start fresh and set new goals. However, many workers’ compensation applicants make mistakes that can still follow them if they’re not careful. Even the most minor details could be enough for you…
Navigating Holiday Scheduling Injuries for Nurses and Aides: What Counts and What Doesn’t
The healthcare industry is notorious for long shifts, especially during the holiday season. Many nurses and aides face last-minute schedule changes and extra hours, and the added stress can lead to more workplace accidents if they’re not careful. If you’re…
What Happens to Your Workers’ Comp Benefits If You Travel for the Holidays?
Are you planning to go on vacation this holiday season? If so, you’re probably wondering if this short getaway could affect your workers’ comp benefits. In most cases, you can travel as long as you follow specific rules and keep…
What to Do if You Get Hurt While Working Overtime as a Delivery Driver
If you’re a delivery driver, you’re probably used to the long hours on the job during the holidays. This is the time when everyone is buying gifts for their families, taking advantage of special deals, and getting more packages than…