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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

File for Potential 9/11 World Trade Center Workers’ Compensation Benefits by 9/11/14

Turley Redmond & Rosasco, L.L.P. would like to urge you to preserve your right to New York worker’s compensation benefits if you participated in the rescue, recovery and clean-up of the World ... Continue Reading

Social Security Disability Fraud, Facebook Privacy and the Manhattan DA… Oh My!

Yesterday’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 ... Continue Reading

Social Security Disability Paralegal Ronnie Drozda Receives Touching Letter From Client

Our 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 incurab... Continue Reading

Social Security Disability Attorney Henry Shapiro Lectures Students at St. John's University School of Law

Social 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. Sha... Continue Reading

Bill Turley to Run 5K in support of Visiting Nurse Service & Hospice of Suffolk

On 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... Continue Reading

Workers' Compensation Attorney Jaclyn Simmons to Speak at Suffolk Academy of Law

Turley 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, ... Continue Reading

Scaffold Law: The Argument Between Workers and Contractors Continue

The long debate over whether or not the Scaffold Law should be reformed or repealed continues. In short, contractors, property owners and insurers want it repealed because they feel it is antiquate... Continue Reading

New Study Finds Low Back Pain Leading Cause of Disability

A new study published in the Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases journal reported that low back pain is a leading cause of disability not only in the United States, but worldwide. 1 out of every 10 pe... Continue Reading

Craig Rosasco in Newsday on Farmingdale Village Trustee Election

Please remember to vote for Craig Rosasco as Farmingdale Village Trustee at Farmingdale Village Hall this Tuesday, March 18, 2014 on Row "B". Continue Reading

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

File for Potential 9/11 World Trade Center Workers’ Compensation Benefits by 9/11/14

Social Security Disability Fraud, Facebook Privacy and the Manhattan DA… Oh My!

Social Security Disability Paralegal Ronnie Drozda Receives Touching Letter From Client

Social Security Disability Attorney Henry Shapiro Lectures Students at St. John's University School of Law

Bill Turley to Run 5K in support of Visiting Nurse Service & Hospice of Suffolk

Workers' Compensation Attorney Jaclyn Simmons to Speak at Suffolk Academy of Law

Scaffold Law: The Argument Between Workers and Contractors Continue

New Study Finds Low Back Pain Leading Cause of Disability

Craig Rosasco in Newsday on Farmingdale Village Trustee Election

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