We Help The Injured And Disabled
Workers' compensation is insurance employers purchase to provide benefits for employees. While the insurance does not come from the state, the state does manage the rules of the program, including mandating which employers must carry the coverage. According to the...
When individuals apply for disability benefits with the Social Security Administration, they do so with the hope of receiving financial assistance due to a disabling condition that prevents them from working. However, many applicants find themselves facing a denial of...
Living with a mental health condition can impact various aspects of your life, including your ability to work. Fortunately, there are disability benefits available to provide financial support to individuals living with mental health conditions. Understanding...
When you apply for Social Security Disability, strong evidence is important for proving your eligibility. One element of the application is vocational evidence. This type of evidence plays an important part in your application review and the final decision. What is...
After sustaining a workplace injury, you may face a long road to recovery. Some injuries may prevent you from returning to your previous job and require that you learn new skills or enter a different field entirely. This is where vocational rehabilitation comes in....
As you climb up on a scaffold, you may look down at the ground and wonder what would happen if you fell. When dealing with workers' compensation after a severe injury, you may think about the problems that led to your fall. Even after an incident, knowing more about...
Have you ever wondered if you could return to work while still receiving Social Security Disability Insurance? The Social Security Administration understands this concern and has developed the Ticket to Work program to aid your transition back into the workforce....
When it comes to applying for Social Security Disability Insurance, many myths and misconceptions float around. These false ideas can lead to unnecessary confusion and, in some cases, stop eligible individuals from applying for the benefits they need. Navigating the...
If you suffer an injury at work, you are responsible for reporting it to your employer so that they can start the workers' compensation process. In most cases, this is a fairly simple process that occurs without issue. However, if your employer refuses to take your...
Back injuries serve as one of the most common reasons that a worker will take time away from their job. It is also one of the biggest reasons workers will leave an industry. What about back injuries make them so hard to deal with? Why do they impact a worker's ability...