(a) The time when and the place where such accident occurred, and
(b) The particulars thereof, and
(c) The nature and extent of the member's injuries, and
(d) His or her alleged incapacity.
2. The notice herein required need not be given:
(a) If notice of such accident shall be filed in accordance with the
provisions of the workers' compensation law of any state within which a
participating employer shall have its employees located or performing
functions and duties within the normal scope of their employment, or
(b) If the application for accidental disability retirement is filed
within one year after the date of such accident, or
(c) If a failure to file notice has been excused for good cause shown,
as provided by rules and regulations promulgated by the comptroller.
d. If the comptroller determines that the member is physically or
mentally incapacitated for the performance of duty and ought to be
retired for accidental disability, such member shall be so retired. Such
retirement shall be effective as of a date approved by the comptroller.
e. The retirement allowance payable upon accidental disability
retirement shall consist of:
1. An annuity which shall be the actuarial equivalent of the member's
accumulated contributions, plus
2. A pension which is the actuarial equivalent of the
reserve-for-increased-take-home-pay to which he or she may be entitled,
if any, plus
3. A pension of three-quarters of his or her final average salary. The
payment of such pension shall be subject to the provisions of section
five hundred seven-g of this article.
f. If the member, at the time of the filing of an application under
the provisions of subdivision b of this section, is eligible for a
service retirement benefit, then and in that event, he or she may
simultaneously file an application for service retirement in accordance
with the provisions of section seventy of this chapter; provided that
the member indicates on the application for service retirement that such
application is filed without prejudice to the application for accidental
disability retirement.
Structure New York Laws
RSS - Retirement and Social Security
Article 14 - Coordinated-Escalator Retirement Plan
502 - Eligibility for Sevice Retirement Benefits; Minimum Service Requirements.
503 - Eligibility for Normal and Early Service Retirement Benefits; Age and Service Requirements.
504 - Service Retirement Benefits; General Members.
504-C - Supplemental Retirement Allowance.
504-D - Twenty-Year Retirement Program for New York City Correction Members.
506 - Ordinary Disability Benefits.
507 - Accidental Disability Benefits.
507-A - Disability Retirement.
507-B - Performance of Duty Disability Retirement.
507-C - Performance of Duty Disability Retirement; New York City Department of Correction.
507-E - Uniformed Court Officers and Peace Officers; Certain Disabilities.
507-F - Accidental Disability Retirement; Westchester County District Attorney Investigators.
507-I - Disability Benefits; Westchester County District Attorney Investigators.
508-A - Death Benefit for Vested Members Who Die Prior to Retirement.
508-B - Death Benefit for Deputy Sheriffs Employed by Nassau County.
508-B*2 - Death Benefits for Correction Officers Employed by Nassau County.
508-B*3 - Death Benefits for Correction Officers Employed by Suffolk County.
508-B*4 - Death Benefits for Deputy Sheriffs Employed by Suffolk County.
508-C - Death Benefits for Fire Marshals Employed by Nassau County.
509 - Accidental Death Benefits.
511 - Coordination With Social Security Benefits.
515 - Optional Retirement Program.
517-A - Termination of Membership.
517-B - Loans to Members of a Teachers' Retirement System.
517-C - Loans to Members of Certain Retirement Systems.