We Help The Injured And Disabled
If you sustain an injury on the job, you may need to receive workers' compensation benefits while you recover. There are four different types of benefits that you may receive. According to the Division of Workers' Compensation, the extent of your injury usually...
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that there were 2.8 million nonfatal workplace sicknesses and injuries among workers in the private industry in 2019. When you think of industries where people are likely to get injured, you probably think of construction...
As studies into mental health continue to progress, we learn more and more about the relationship of mental health and work. Much like physical disabilities, mental disorders can easily impact a person's ability to maintain employment. In such situations, you are...
A traumatic brain injury often follows as a result of a blow to the head. These injuries can range from mild to extremely severe. Traumatic brain injuries (TBI) in particular often have long-term impacts that can seriously alter your life. The best way of minimizing...
There are many different benefit programs that the Social Security Administration manages. One of the most difficult parts of navigating the benefit application process is knowing which programs you have eligibility for and which ones you do not. In certain...
Individuals with an alcohol or substance addiction may apply for Social Security Disability Insurance benefits. An approval, however, may require documentation from a physician showing that a medical condition would exist regardless of the addiction. An individual may...
Pedestrian deaths have risen rapidly across Florida and the nation in recent years, and so, too, have pedestrian-involved crashes that produce serious injuries. Pedestrian fatalities climbed steadily even though roadway deaths, in general, have decreased, raising...
The purpose of your workers' compensation benefits is to provide you with financial support as you recover from your injury. In serious cases, such as when your accident causes permanent disability, workers' compensation benefits can also provide career support as you...
First responders include police, firefighters, paramedics, and emergency medical technicians. People in these professions have incredibly challenging jobs. They are also exposed to traumatizing events on a regular basis. Because of the unique job conditions, many...
A denial letter from the Social Security Administration is not a reason for you to give up on Social Security Disability benefits. In fact, the SSA frequently denies the first submission. On average, only 21% of annual initial claims receive approvals. Appeals bring...