Are you a municipal worker in New York who suffered an injury while on the job? You may be wondering if you’re eligible for the state’s workers’ compensation benefits. Most municipal workers, except NYC Police Officers and Firefighters, are under
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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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Common Workplace Injuries For Sanitation Workers: Filing for Workers’ Compensation in New York
Sanitation workers are essential to keeping New York’s streets and buildings clean. Unfortunately, sanitation workers encounter dangerous situations daily and have the fifth-highest fatality rate of any industry. If you’re a sanitation worker who recently suffered an injury, New York’s…
Hospital Workers and Workplace Injuries: How to File for Workers’ Compensation
Hospital workers need to deal with many hazardous situations throughout the day. For this reason, workplace injuries are more common in this industry than in others. If you’re ever in this situation, New York’s workers’ compensation benefits can give you…
Does Social Media Impact A Workers’ Comp Claim?
It’s normal to scroll through social media and pass the time, especially when you’re recovering from a workplace injury. But using it incorrectly may impact the outcome of your claim if you’re filing one. Learn more about how social media…
Construction Workers and Workers’ Compensation: What to Do After a Job Site Injury
Construction workers are responsible for buildings, roads, and other essential infrastructure we use every day. But despite this job being so important, it’s one of the most dangerous ones in the country. One in five workplace deaths involves construction workers,…
Does Your Age Impact An SSDI Claim?
Getting approved for SSDI benefits can be an uphill battle for any applicant. But if you’re over 50, you may have a more effortless experience than younger workers. The Social Security Administration (SSA) understands the challenges older workers face when…
What Types Of Benefits Can You Receive Under NY’s Workers’ Comp System?
In New York, the workers’ compensation system is a lifeline for those injured on the job. The money you receive could help you keep up with bills, medical treatments, and anything else you need while recovering. However, every case is…
Governor Kathy Hochul Expands Workers’ Comp For Mental Health To All Workers
On December 6th, Governor Kathy Hochul signed a new law supporting workers who suffer from mental health issues. This law will enable eligible employees to file for workers’ compensation for specific types of mental injuries related to work-related stress. What…
Personal Injury Claims Vs. Workers’ Comp Claims: How Are They Different?
Have you recently been involved in a workplace accident? You’re probably feeling unsure about what to do next. Thankfully, New York gives you the option of filing a workers’ comp claim or personal injury claim based on your case’s details.…
5 Debunked Myths And Misconceptions About Workers’ Compensation Claims In New York
If you’ve recently been involved in an accident at work, you’re probably thinking about how to qualify for workers’ comp benefits while you’re recovering. But dealing with the legal process without knowing how it works can cause misconceptions that could…