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Rosasco to Lecture on Workers’ Compensation & Disability Law to State Bar Association

I will be travelling to Albany this Friday to present a lecture to the New York State Injured Workers’ Bar Association (IWBA) entitled “The Interplay between Long Term Disability Claims... Continue Reading

Remembering 9/11: Ground Zero Ironworker Picurro Still Fighting for Life

On the eighth anniversary of 9/11, it seems appropriate that we all recognize that the health impacts on both victims and Ground Zero rescue workers continue in many cases to increase, not dec... Continue Reading

Happy Labor Day 2009 from Queens' Workers Compensation Lawyers

Turley Redmond & Rosasco, L.L.P., New York’s Leading Construction Accident Lawyers and Workers’ Compensation Lawyers, wishes all NY workers, ei... Continue Reading

Should You Hire a "Social Security Disability Advocate" or a Real Lawyer to Represent You in Your Disability Claim?

In my opinion, why eat hamburger when you can have steak for the same price? So called "Social Security Disability Advocates" are now swarming throughout the country, with new ones poppin... Continue Reading

New York Long Term Disability Lawyers Get Bad Decision for Claimants from Appeals Court

NY Long Term Disability Attorneys have had some pretty good days in the Second Circuit Court of Appeals recently with cases like McCauley v. Unum. Unfortunately, today the winning streak... Continue Reading

New York Disability Lawyer Adds Informational Twitter Posts to Blog

OK – its time to try out this Twitter thing! My good friend Kevin O’Keefe of LexBlog says it is an important tool to provide helpful info to my clients and readers, and I have gre... Continue Reading

Judge Robert E. Beloten Appointed New York Workers Compensation Board Chairman

When I first started practicing workers’ compensation law in the early 1990’s at the Hempstead, NY hearing office, Robert (Bob) Beloten was one of the sitting Workers’ ... Continue Reading

NY Independent Medical Examiners (IME's) and Fuctional Capacity Evaluators (FCE's) Subject to Medical Malpractice Lawsuits on Disability Claims

How many times has one of your clients told you the IME or FCE physically hurt them during the course of a so called "independent medical exam" or "functional capacity exam"... Continue Reading

New Workers Compensation IME Rule May Stop Brokers from Altering Reports in New York

Adding to an increasingly positive legacy, outgoing NY Workers’ Comp Board Chairman Zachary S. Weiss has left injured workers a major tool to combat insurance company IME (independent me... Continue Reading

NY Workers Compensation Board Chairman to become Social Security Disability Judge

I should have picked up the clues! A few weeks ago I was speaking at the New York Social Security Disability Bar Association Annual Dinner in Manhattan. This is always a great night for... Continue Reading

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Rosasco to Lecture on Workers’ Compensation & Disability Law to State Bar Association

Remembering 9/11: Ground Zero Ironworker Picurro Still Fighting for Life

Happy Labor Day 2009 from Queens' Workers Compensation Lawyers

Should You Hire a "Social Security Disability Advocate" or a Real Lawyer to Represent You in Your Disability Claim?

New York Long Term Disability Lawyers Get Bad Decision for Claimants from Appeals Court

New York Disability Lawyer Adds Informational Twitter Posts to Blog

Judge Robert E. Beloten Appointed New York Workers Compensation Board Chairman

NY Independent Medical Examiners (IME's) and Fuctional Capacity Evaluators (FCE's) Subject to Medical Malpractice Lawsuits on Disability Claims

New Workers Compensation IME Rule May Stop Brokers from Altering Reports in New York

NY Workers Compensation Board Chairman to become Social Security Disability Judge

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