...Division of New York State Police, 1:12-cv-1158, NYLJ...York State Worker's Compensation Board Administrative Law Judge found that...
...application by a member or by the NYPD Commissioner, the Police Pension Fund Medical Board ("Medical Board") shall certify to the Police Pension...
...annul respondent Board of Trustees...Trustees of Police Pension Fund of Police...petitioner needed medical treatment for...
... The Medical Board each...
...In 1998, petitioner, a police officer for the Port Authority...waxed and waned but, despite medical intervention, petitioner began to miss...
...factual and/or medical issues involved herein...alternative; directing the Board of Trustees to...on petitioner's pension application or made...
...factual and/or medical issues involved herein...alternative; directing the Board of Trustees to...on petitioner's pension application or made...
...provides that a police pension fund member who is...
...provides that a police pension fund member who is...
...Bitchatchi v. Board of Trustees...York City Police Department Pension Fund...
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