Medical records are a crucial part of a workers’ compensation claim in New York. Any issues with them can lead to delays or denials. But how do you know whether their injury is actually part of their job? Many common
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The NY Disability Law Blog, published by Turley, Redmond, Rosasco & Rosasco, LLP, focuses on legal issues related to workers' compensation, disability benefits, and workplace injuries in New York. It covers topics such as workers' compensation claims, Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), veterans disability benefits, and construction accident cases. The blog addresses practical concerns for injured workers, including navigating benefits during holidays, the impact of overtime work on injury claims, and the interaction of disability benefits with other financial matters like alimony. It also highlights the challenges faced by healthcare workers, construction workers, and veterans in securing rightful compensation and benefits.
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Social Security Disability: What Qualifies as Substantial Gainful Activity?
The SSA has plenty of rules that can put your benefits at risk. One of the most important ones to pay attention to is substantial gainful activity (SGA). The SSA uses it to decide whether you’re considered disabled enough to…
Repetitive Strain Injuries: When Gradual Pain Qualifies for Benefits
In most cases, you can easily connect a workplace injury to a recent accident. Unfortunately, not all injuries are the same. Some might take weeks, months, or even years to develop. Repetitive strain injuries (RSIs) are among those. If you…
How To Support Union Members Through the Workers’ Compensation Process
A workplace injury can fundamentally change your life overnight. This process is stressful on most employees, especially when they’re busy recovering from their injuries. This is where union delegates come in. You play a key role in making this process…
How SSDI Approval Can Strengthen a Catastrophic Injury Case
Catastrophic injuries often bring a whole set of complications for accident victims. In many cases, the damages they sustain are so severe that collecting Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) may be the only option left. For personal injury lawyers, your…
What Happens If Your Workers’ Compensation Claim Is Denied?
Being injured at work is already stressful. You’re forced to leave work for a period of time while recovering from your injuries. And if you’ve applied for New York’s workers’ compensation benefits, you know how time-consuming the process is. Getting…
Healthcare Worker Injuries: Increased Risk for Nurses and Hospital Aides
Working as a nurse or hospital aide gives you a chance to help others when they need it the most. On the other hand, these healthcare professionals face plenty of risks each day that can lead to serious injuries. This…
How Does Cold Weather Affect Construction And Trade Workers?
Unlike most professions, many construction workers or tradespeople don’t get to choose whether to work in bad weather. This makes them much more prone to hazardous situations, especially during winter, when the cold climate introduces additional safety risks on job…
Coordinating Workers’ Compensation and Third-Party Claims in Construction Accidents
With roughly 20% of workplace deaths happening in the construction industry, it’s safe to say it’s one of the deadliest careers to work in. You encounter dozens of safety hazards each day that could put life at risk. And while…
Winter Workplace Injuries: What to Do in the First 24 Hours
Winter conditions can turn a normal workday into a dangerous situation at the least expected moment. A slippery loading dock, wet floors, or driving on black ice on a delivery could be all it takes to cause an accident. When…