The 9/11 WTC presumption is not only important in the Fernandez firefighter pension case, but it is equally important in 9/11 WTC cancer cases. After all, how is a disabled 9/11 hero supposed to prove that 9/11 related cancers such as leukemia, lymphoma, kidney cancer, lung cancer, mesothelioma, prostate cancer, melanoma cancer of the skin, colon cancer or bladder cancer?
Continue ReadingMy third year of teaching the course Protective Legislation for Workers was the charm.
Continue Readingthe disability law firm of Turley Redmond & Rosasco, L.L.P., we would like to wish all our clients, friends and fellow travelers in the disability community a very Merry Christmas
Continue ReadingYesterday’s US Supreme Court decision in Riley v. California, interpreting the Fourth Amendment in the “digital age”, could impact the current Manhattan District Attorney’s investigation into allegedly fraudulent Social Security disability claims. But let’s step back a minute and see where the DA’s investigation and the Social Security Administration’s responses currently stand. See my prior blog post here on this Social Security disability fraud case regarding the initial arrest of an unscrupulous lawyer (Mr. Raymond Lavalle, Esq.) and his associates (Thomas Hale, in particular) who allegedly ran a decades long Social Security disability scam. If the allegations are proven (and I have every reason, based […]
Continue ReadingOur own Social Security Disability Paralegal Ronnie Drozda received a very touching and complimentary letter from one of our clients who unfortunately is suffering from multiple myeloma; an incurable bone marrow cancer. Social Security Disability Attorney Janet Santeramo-DeWaele was able to get our client a favorable decision on her case and Ronnie was right along with her to lend support. Ronnie has been with Turley Redmond, & Rosasco for over 12 years helping disabled workers with their Social Security Disability claims with understanding and compassion for each individual case that she assists with. This letter serves as testimony to her […]
Continue ReadingSocial Security Disability Attorney Henry Shapiro recently lectured a group of law students at St. Johns University of School of Law in Jamaica, Queens on Social Security Disability. Mr. Shapiro spoke about starting a career in the field of Social Security Disability Law and what it’s like working for Turley Redmond, Rosasco &Rosasco. Although Mr. Shapiro touched on a variety of subject matters such as the administrative process, drafting appeals and legal memos, he also stressed why it is important to hire an attorney when fighting for Social Security Disability benefits and the major differences between a Social Security […]
Continue ReadingOn Saturday, May 10th, Senior Partner Bill Turley will be running the 14th Annual 5K Race/Walk Fun Run in support of the Visiting Nurse Service & Hospice of Suffolk (VNSHS). Bill started running back in High School as a member of the track team and has been an avid runner ever since. He runs every other day and has participated in many races over the years including the popular Cow Harbor Run in Northport. This is Bill’s third time running in support of the VNSHS. He says, “I am by no means a championship runner. I usually wind up […]
Continue ReadingTurley Redmond, & Rosasco, L.L.P. workers’ compensation Attorney Jaclyn Simmons will be presenting a lesson at the Suffolk Academy of Law on Tuesday, May 6th in Hauppauge. The class program, “Workers’ Compensation for the Conscientious Practitioner,” is part of the academy’s spring continuing legal education curriculum. Ms. Simmons will be speaking about the financial penalties and liability exposure for uninsured employers. The program will be helpful to other workers’ compensation attorneys, personal injury attorneys and those who represent employers. Ms. Simmons says, “Employers are heavily fined for not carrying workers’ compensation insurance when required. This lecture gives an overview of when […]
Continue ReadingPlease remember to vote for Craig Rosasco as Farmingdale Village Trustee at Farmingdale Village Hall this Tuesday, March 18, 2014 on Row “B”.
Continue ReadingCraig Rosasco, the Managing Partner of our firm’s Garden City office, has announced that he is running for Trustee in the Village of Farmingdale, Long Island, where he lives. Craig is no stranger to Farmingdale and has been a “Daler” his entire life. The election will take place on March 18, 2014 at Farmingdale Village Hall. He has also launched a new website for his election at www.CraigRosascoDaler.com . On the website, Craig says it is “Time for a New Start in Farmingdale” given the most recent difficulties that have faced the Village. He also pledges to “keep taxes low and preserve […]
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