Key Points of This Article: The SSA often denies claims, but working with an SSD lawyer can help ensure you win your case and get the benefits you deserve. Professional SSD lawyers only work on a contingency fee basis, meaning they only get paid if they win your case. The maximum fee SSD lawyers can... read more
Key Points of This Article: It’s not uncommon for SSD or SSDI claims to get denied. If your claim is denied, it does not necessarily mean that you do not qualify. If you are denied, a Social Security Disability lawyer can help guide you through the appeals process to get your claim approved. I was... read more
If you’re struggling to make ends meet due to a long-term disability, you may be eligible to receive Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI). In order to receive money from SSDI, you’ll need to have made payments to the Social Security system through your place of employment which are routine taxes... read more
Key Points of This Article: A disability lawyer can assist you throughout the entire SSD/SSDI claims process. Most importantly, your lawyer will be able to help you provide compelling medical evidence. Most disability lawyers work on a contingency fee basis and only get paid if they win your case. A lawyer for disability can help... read more
Many people are often dismissive of anxiety disorders, assuming they aren’t real medical conditions. But anxiety disorders are real, and they are serious mental health conditions that can significantly affect a person’s daily life. But does this mean that a person can collect social security disability (SSD) benefits for anxiety disorders? As Social Security Attorneys... read more
Key Points of This Article: Not all musculoskeletal disorders are considered a disability. The Social Security Administration has a Blue Book List of Impairments and a Grading System of Function, which helps them determine which musculoskeletal disorders are eligible for SSD benefits. A Social Security attorney can help you file your SSD claim, help you... read more
Type I and Type II diabetes are serious conditions that afflict over 37 million Americans, a tenth of the U.S. population. Additionally, 96 million American adults are prediabetic, and the vast majority aren’t even aware that they have prediabetes. Diabetes occurs when a person can’t produce sufficient insulin, preventing them from processing glucose. This condition... read more
Key Points of this Article SSDI recipients are entitled to a trial work period Once the trial work period ends, the recipient enters into an extended eligibility period. Once the extended period ends and the trial work period has been exhausted, the recipient is no longer eligible for benefits but may reapply if they become... read more
A stroke is a medical emergency that occurs when a blood vessel traveling to the brain is either blocked or ruptures. The resulting lack of nutrients and oxygen in the brain can begin killing brain cells quickly. Although 35% of people who suffer strokes recover almost completely or with minimal impairments, many others who have... read more
Almost 2 million Americans suffer from some form of arthritis every year, so if you are experiencing the painful symptoms of this autoimmune disorder you are not alone. Arthritis, formally referred to as rheumatoid arthritis, is an autoimmune condition that causes the victim’s body to attack itself, causing inflammation in their joints. This inflammation usually... read more
