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Terry Schiavo and Good Friday

As I write this late in the afternoon on Good Friday, the Christian Holy Day commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus, Terry Schiavo is slowly dying. The irony is stunning. I’ll leave it to bet... Continue Reading

Suburban Sweatshops

Suburban Sweatshops is an important new book by Jennifer Gordon documenting the appalling working conditions of immigrants in our modern day suburbia. We had the pleasure of attending a book signin... Continue Reading

Social Security Nuclear Option…Barbara Bush?

Give him credit! With his Social Security privatization plan sinking faster than a turncoat with cement shoes in the East River(can’t you tell I’m from New York), the President floats o... Continue Reading

TURLEY REDMOND & ROSASCO, L.L.P., Launches Disabled Worker Law Blog

Helpful information for injured and disabled workers – that’s what this blog is all about. In non-lawyer language, we will try to provide information that will be useful to the disabled... Continue Reading

Attorney General Spitzer Protects Disabled Workers

For those who needed more convincing that New York State Attorney General Elliot Spitzer is a friend of disabled workers, here is another example of his willingness to prosecute the powerful who pr... Continue Reading

Suicide & Workers Compensation

Yesterday, we received a call about our workers compensation client who was struggling with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (also known as Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy) and depression. He shot himse... Continue Reading

Naughty Worker Has No Scaffold Claim

As recently reported in Matthew Lerner’s excellent New York Civil Law blog, the New York Court of Appeals recently decided that a worker who fails to use safety devices provided to him by his... Continue Reading

Bush Social Security Plan Dead?

I wouldn’t bet on it. Despite dwindling support in his own party and the public in general, the President has shown in the past that he is a stubborn and resilent fighter for his policies. Ra... Continue Reading

Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire Memorial Dinner 3/24/05

When I was studying at Cornell School of Industrial & Labor Relations, one of the most riveting events we studied was the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire. In short, on March 25, 1911, a raging... Continue Reading

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Terry Schiavo and Good Friday

Suburban Sweatshops

Social Security Nuclear Option…Barbara Bush?

TURLEY REDMOND & ROSASCO, L.L.P., Launches Disabled Worker Law Blog

Attorney General Spitzer Protects Disabled Workers

Suicide & Workers Compensation

Naughty Worker Has No Scaffold Claim

Bush Social Security Plan Dead?

Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire Memorial Dinner 3/24/05

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