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SSDI Benefits – How Long Does It Take? For the average 20 year old worker, there is a 3 in 10 chance he or she will be seriously injured and permanently disabled over the course of their working lifetime. Assuming you or your loved one ...
In some cases, the hard fought efforts at negotiating a favorable workers’ compensation settlement is only the beginning of the battle. Having negotiated a good settlement, the last thing a workers’ compensation practitioner wants is ...
A Social Security disability hearing is typically about 45 minutes long, but could be as short as 5 minutes or take over an hour. The hearing is adjudicated by an Administrative Law Judge (“ALJ”). In addition to the claimant, the ...
As we discussed in a previous blog post, the Social Security Disability (SSD) application process usually takes several months, even in the best of circumstances. If your application is denied ― and more than half of applications are ...
If you have suffered a debilitating injury or medical diagnosis and cannot work, you may be eligible for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits. But proving your disability will require you meet strict criteria, file a boatload of ...
Age can be a significant factor when a Social Security Administration adjudicator determines if a claimant is disabled. Generally speaking the younger the claimant, the more difficult it is for the claimant to receive Social Security ...
Chances are somebody you know has a personal story about recovering Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits. Unfortunately, you may be left with a patchwork of information that is more myth than reality. And uncovering the truth can ...
How does the Social Security Administration define disability? Social Security defines disability differently than other programs such as Veterans Affairs and Workers’ Compensation. Social Security defines disability as: 1. a person’s ...
Our firm assists clients receive entitled benefits through Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI). In addition to SSDI, the federal government provides Supplemental Security Income (SSI) for people in need. What is the difference ...
Most first-time applicants are turned down for Social Security Disability. The likelihood of your application’s approval increases significantly when you allow our experienced Ohio Social Security Disability attorneys to file your ...