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Is return to work an all-or-nothing proposition? NY court says no

It may sound a little pie-in-the-sky, but it is true: One of the objectives of workers’ compensation is to get the employee healthy enough to return to work — and not just because the e... Continue Reading

How does workers’ comp handle real injuries in a virtual office? p2

When you think about workers’ compensation claims in general, do you picture a factory worker suffering an injury, a Norma Rae developing white lung disease or losing a finger in the machiner... Continue Reading

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to All New York Workers' Compensation and Social Security Disability Claimants!

the 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 Reading

How does workers’ comp handle real injuries in a virtual office?

Millennials will not remember the days when working from home was the anomaly. Only consultants could run their businesses from their homes. The rest of us schlepped to the office every day —... Continue Reading

Workers’ compensation benefits your attorney may obtain for you

Injured New York workers may be overwhelmed or feel intimidated by the complexities of a workers’ compensation claim. Many victims of workplace accidents choose to seek guidance from an exper... Continue Reading

A not-so-funny thing happened at work today … concl.

The election bumped Ebola out of the headlines for a day or two this week, but most of us knew that would not last. No sooner was one New York television station done reporting on the Senate races ... Continue Reading

Employers Save $45 Million on New York Workers’ Compensation Costs

Gov. Andrew Cuomo has announced that employer costs for New York workers’ compensation in New York State will be reduced by a whopping $45 million in 2015. This was done by lowering the cost... Continue Reading

A not-so-funny thing happened at work today … p3

We are talking about whether a health care worker who contracts the Ebola virus from a patient could have a viable workers’ compensation claim. At this point, there is no word that anyone who... Continue Reading

A not-so-funny thing happened at work today … p2

The country’s response to the Ebola outbreak has escalated significantly, even as the 21-day watch periods expire for some health workers and airline passengers exposed to the virus. Presiden... Continue Reading

A not-so-funny thing happened at work today …

Some jobs are just more dangerous than others. A firefighter is more likely to be at risk of an on-the-job injury than a hair stylist. When firefighters take the job, they know — especially h... Continue Reading