Receiving a bonus from your job is definitely a reason to celebrate. However, if you’re on disability, you might be wondering if this extra bump in your paycheck could affect your SSDI payments. Ultimately, it depends on your work activity
Turley, Redmond, Rosasco & Rosasco, LLP
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 You Receive Disability and Alimony at the Same Time?
Divorce is a complicated process on its own, and gets even more confusing when Social Security Disability (SSDI) benefits are involved. One question many people receiving SSDI have is whether they can receive benefits and alimony simultaneously. The short answer…
Back and Knee Injuries in Package Handlers: Can You Still Work While on Workers’ Comp?
Package handling, like other warehouse jobs, is a physically demanding job. You spend long hours on your feet performing repetitive tasks, such as lifting heavy items. Unfortunately, accidents are far more common in this industry than in others, with the…
Public School Custodians and Bus Drivers: Workers’ Comp Challenges in the New School Year
A new school year brings a lot of new responsibilities for bus drivers, custodians, and other school staff. They play a crucial role in ensuring everything runs smoothly and that students are safe. However, custodians and bus drivers face a…
When Should You Apply for SSDI After a Work Injury? A Timeline Overview
Were you injured at work and filed a workers’ compensation claim? You most likely received benefits to cover your injuries and a financial lifeline while you recovered. However, these benefits aren’t meant to last forever. This is where social security…
Injured While Delivering in the Heat? Workers’ Comp Rights for UPS Drivers in NY
Summers in New York are known for being brutal, and temperatures are only going up in the next few years. For UPS drivers, the oppressive heat can cause serious health conditions if they’re not careful. This is especially true if…
Common Summer Injuries Hospital Aides Face And How to File for Workers’ Comp
Summer is one of the riskiest seasons for hospital aides in New York. Whether it’s heat stroke from the intense heat or chronic fatigue from the long hours, injuries can happen fast and without warning. Thankfully, the state’s workers’ compensation…
Injured on the Way to Work? What NY’s Workers’ Comp Law Really Covers
Work-related injuries don’t always happen on-site. According to the National Safety Council, over 25,000 off-the-job deaths are caused by car accidents, including commutes. Many workers automatically assume they won’t qualify for benefits because the accident occurred off-site. And while most…
From Snowplowing to Landscaping: What Happens If You’re Injured in a New Seasonal Job?
Whether you’re plowing snow in the winter or landscaping in the summer, every seasonal job has its risks. Most seasonal work can be physically demanding, have long hours, and expose you to all types of risks. That said, many new…
Returning to Work in Summer After a Spring Layoff: What If You’re Still Injured?
With summer in full swing, many workers start their seasonal job contracts in fields like landscaping, construction, or hospitality. But what happens if you’re still injured after your last seasonal layoff? Can you lose your job if you need more…