New York Law Journal...is customary, the police commissioner filed an application for ordinary disability retirement (ODR) on the petitioner's behalf. Section 13-252 of the...
...was approved for the Police Commissioner's application for ordinary disability retirement (ODR), the Board of Trustees denied her application for accident disability retirement (ADR...
...retire petitioner with an ADR allowance retroactive to the date of his ODR; or in the alternative, remanding the matter to respondents for further consideration...
...an ADR application in 2005. As was customary, Commissioner Kelly filed an ODR application on Doorley's behalf. The Police Pension Fund Medical Board disapproved...
...Police Department (NYPD) who become disabled may apply for ordinary disability retirement (ODR) benefits or accidental disability retirement (ADR) benefits. ODR benefits, generally comprised of...
...her neck pain and migraine headache, DeJesus applied for Ordinary Disability Retirement (ODR) benefits, and then applied for Accident Disability Retirement (ADR) benefits due to...
...On May 16, 2008, she filed an application for Ordinary Disability Retirement (ODR) because of pain in her neck and migraine headaches. On the same...
...As is customary, the Police Commissioner filed an Ordinary Disability Retirement ("ODR") on petitioner's behalf. On December 30, 2009, petitioner also filed...
...also sought to upgrade his non-line-of-duty ordinary disability retirement (ODR) pension to a WTC ADR pension, or remanding the action for reconsideration...
...any finding of disability or an award of Ordinary Disability Retirement ("ODR"). Yet it seemed apparent, based on a number of...
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