It’s all in your head! You do not have “objective medical evidence” of a disabling condition! Your symptoms are “self reported” and not supported by “testing... Continue Reading
Marie Cocco of the Washington Post has a great column today profiling one of our clients, Jeanmarie DeBiase, the widow of 9/11 hero Mark DeBiase. While sick police officers ... Continue Reading
A Newsday article today details yet another lawsuit against Verizon for cancers and other life threatening diseases caused by Verizon’s contaminated nuclear waste property in Hicksville, New ... Continue Reading
To all workers who toil each day to make America great, the the attorneys and staff at Turley Redmond & Rosasco wish you a much deserved and restful Labor Day. Enjoy! See you n... Continue Reading
As we approach the sixth anniversary of the 9/11 tragedy, legal and health issues arising out of Ground Zero continue to top the headlines. First, NYCOSH has announced a press conference... Continue Reading
Recently, a group of some of New York’s top long term disability insurance lawyers and advocates gathered in Manhattan to sign an important document for the benefit of all empl... Continue Reading
Does or job affect your sleep patterns? Can you collect New York Workers’ Compensation benefits if it does? That’s the question Daisy Harrington asked me in her Career Corner column in... Continue Reading
Did you know that over 60% of all initial Social Security Disability claims filed without a lawyer are denied? Did you know that the Social Security Disability appeals process can now take up to tw... Continue Reading
Turley Redmond & Rosasco partner Chris Redmond has a long record of helping raise money to battle Multiple Sclerosis. This year, the firm was pleased to help fight Multiple Sclerosis by s... Continue Reading
I was on vacation recently where the only newspaper in town was USA Today. While it is not on my normal daily reading list, it had a disturbing article on long term care i... Continue Reading