Court Found Incident Causing Injury to Police Officer to be Considered an “Accident”
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Accidental disability retirement benefits
Court Granted Police Officer Accidental Disability Retirement Benefits After Injury Caused By Slip and Fall During the Winter
Court Granted Police Officer Accidental Disability Retirement Benefits After Injury Caused By Slip and Fall During the Winter…
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Court Annuls NYS Comptroller’s Decision to Deny Police Lieutenant’s Accidental Disability Retirement Benefits
Court Annuls NYS Comptroller’s Decision to Deny Police Lieutenant’s Accidental Disability Retirement Benefits…
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Court officer’s accidental disability retirement benefits denied
Matter of Philip Warshawky v Thomas DiNapoli, as State Comptroller
In this Article 78 case, petitioner, a court officer, applied for accidental disability retirement benefits after suffering two heart attacks. He did not identify any specific incident as the causative event for his heart problems. The New York State and Local Retirement System denied the…
Correction Officer denied accidental disability retirement benefits
Matter of Richard Benedetto v Thomas DiNapoli, as State Comptroller
This Article 78 appeal was brought about to review a determination of the Comptroller denying petitioner his application for accidental disability retirement benefits. Petitioner was a corrections officer who injured his back in 2004 by falling on stairs in a correctional facility. Following the…
Correction Officer denied Article 78 appeal for disability retirement benefits
Matter of Wayman Neely v Thomas DiNapoli, as State Comptroller
Petitioner brought about this Article 78 appeal to review a determination of the Comptroller denying him his applications for accidental and performance of duty disability retirement benefits. In 1985, petitioner, a corrections officer, fell from a ladder during a training exercise and injured himself. Petitioner…
Police officer’s Article 78 appeal for accidental disability retirement benefits denied
Matter of Tracy Wolak v Thomas DiNapoli, as State Comptroller
This Article 78 proceeding was brought about to review a determination of the Comptroller denying petitioner’s application for accidental disability retirement benefits. Petitioner began working as a police officer for the Pelham Manor Police Department in 1990. Two years later, she was assigned to the…
Police officer denied accidental disability retirement benefits and performance of duty retirement benefits
Matter of Charles M. Hulse v Thomas DiNapoli, as State Comptroller
In 2001, petitioner, a 20-year old police officer for the Town of Ramapo Police Department, injured his back while lifting a large person to perform CPR. Petitioner was out of work for a month following this incident due to a herniated lumbar disc. In…
Five cases of denied accidental disability retirement benefits
In the following cases, the petitioners commenced Article 78 appeals to review the determination of respondent Comptroller denying their application for accidental disability retirement benefits. Each petitioner applied for accidental disability retirement benefits following their accidents and was denied. They next requested a redetermination and hearing which, in all instances, resulted in the Hearing Officer…
Suffolk County Police Officer denied accidental disability retirement benefits
Matter of John Welsh v New York State Comptroller
Petitioner commenced this Article 78 appeal to review a determination of respondent Comptroller denying petitioner’s application for accidental disability retirement benefits. Petitioner, a Suffolk County police officer, was injured by an emotionally disturbed man whom he was escorting to a hospital psych ward. Following the attack…