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Troy G. Rosasco

Troy G. Rosasco is one of the leading disability lawyers in the New York metropolitan region. His practice has spanned all areas of disability benefits law, including ERISA and Private Long Term disability claims, Social Security Disability claims, Workers' Compensation claims, Civil Service Disability pensions and Construction Site Accidents.

One of Mr. Rosasco's unique qualities is his experience coordinating and strategizing different claims in order to protect and maximize all benefits for the injured or disabled client. With a combination of compassion, experience, and aggressive advocacy, he has prosecuted literally thousands of disability claims and collected multi-millions of dollars for clients over his fifteen year career.

A frequent author, lecturer, and expert witness, Mr. Rosasco is the editor of the Disabled Worker Law Blog, a website providing information and commentary for injured and disabled workers.

Education

J.D., St. John's University School of Law, 1989
President, Labor & Employment Law Society

B.S., Labor Relations, Cornell University, 1985

Professional & Bar Association Memberships

National Organization of Social Security Claimant Representatives
Member Since: 1991
Sustaining Member

Injured Workers' Bar Association
Member Since: 1999
Executive Board Member, Nassau County Liason

Workplace Injury & Advocacy Group
Member Since: 2003

Nassau County Bar Association
Member Since: 1990
Board of Directors, 2005 - present
Chair, Workers'Compensation Law Committee, 1999 - 2001

American Trial Lawyers' Association

Queens County Bar Association

Town of Oyster Bay Housing Authority
Vice-Chairman

Farmingdale Board of Education
Former Trustee

Featured Cases

Brown vs. Commissioner of Social Security, 174 F. 3d 128 (2d. Cir. 1999)

Featured Pro Bono Activities

Nassau County Volunteer Lawyers Project
-Assisted disabled children in Special Education matters before local school districts.

Representative Clients

Injured and disabled workers throughout the New York metropolitan region, including New Jersey, Connecticut, and Long Island.

Languages

English, Spanish