Recent news and updates from MDASR, LLP. Long Island’s Workers’ Compensation and Social Security Disability law firm.
COVID-19: Where Workers' Compensation Claims Stand As We Enter The “Second” Wave in New York Dear Friends: First and foremost, I hope that everyone reading this update is healthy and safe during the pandemic. As New York appears to be on the precipice of it’s “second wave” of the [...]
MDASR Awarded Top 10 Best Place to Work by Newsday What are Long Island's Top Work Places? To find out, Newsday had the consulting and research firm Energage anonymously poll more than 11,000 employees at 82 LI employers, on everything from pay and benefits to leadership and company alignment. [...]
James Seganti Named 2020 Rising Star MDASR is proud to announce that partner James Seganti has been chosen as a 2020 Super Lawyers Rising Star. Rising Stars are attorneys who are under the age of 40 or have been practicing law for 10 years or less. This is a great [...]
Partner Scott Salmonson Awarded as 2020 Salute to Labor Honoree The law office of McIntyre, Donohue, Accardi, Salmonson & Riordan is proud to announce that their very own workers’ compensation partner, Scott Salmonson, has been chosen as one of Schneps Media’s 2020 Salute to Labor Honorees. The Salute to Labor [...]
Dear PBA President: The Quinn Law Firm is pleased to announce the establishment of a work relationship with McIntyre, Donohue, Accardi, Salmonson & Riordan, LLP, (“MDASR”) in an “of-counsel” capacity, to offer our clients further representation in the fields of New York State Workers’ Compensation, New York State Disability Retirements and Social Security Disability. Injuries [...]
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2014 marks the 100th anniversary of the enactment of New York’s Workers’ (then Workmens’) Compensation Law. The horrific Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire moved New York’s legislature and Governor to enact the first in the nation workers’ compensation statute in 1911 after 146 employees died due to poor employer practices and unsafe working conditions. The law [...]
