Posts Tagged 'pay'

Back Disability Attorney

In your search for a back disability attorney you will want to ask how familiar your attorney is with back disabilities.

A back disability can leave a person realizing how much they use their back on the job. As a back disability attorney I have seen the Dr. tell the client that they need back surgery, and may not be able to return to their job. Unfortunately after the first back surgery many of my ...

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Appeal Disability Denial Attorney

As an appeal disability denial attorney I hear so often from my clients, I can’t believe they denied my disability claim! It is part of my job as an appeal disability denial attorney to explain to clients that this is the norm, and not the exception. Many of my clients think that because they have worked their entire life the social security disability organization will readily approve their claim, this is very far from the truth.

Social security disability has many factors, ...

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PAD Disability Attorney

PAD also known as Peripheral Arterial Disease , is a disease that prevents parts of the body from receiving blood supply, it is a listing under social security disability law. Many of my clients with PAD will only be able to walk a few blocks, and then claudication takes place, claudication is seen when persons with PAD limp after walking a short distance. It is a direct result of the muscle not receiving enough blood. 

PAD affects many individuals as they walk, a muscle at rest ...

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Crohns Disease Attorney

Crohns disease attorneyAs a Crohns Disease attorney I represent individuals who suffer from Crohns Disease, this disease can strike at anytime, and the consequences are painful, and I understand that as a Crohns Disease attorney, if Crohns is not treated properly it can lead to death. Crohns disease involves the bowels, symptoms can be bloody stools, fever, liver disfunctions, and intermittent obstruction. Let us be your Crohns Disease Attorney, nationwide.

Crohns disease can most certainly ...

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My Disability was Denied

You have worked your entire life, you become disabled, what are your options? The process of applying for disability can be an enormous task, there are deadlines to meet, appeals to file, and in most cases a hearing before a Federal Administrative Law Judge.

Where to apply for disability? You may apply either by telephone, in person at the office of Social Security, by mail, and by the website of the Social Security Department.

What happens after I apply, will I automatically get my disability? ...

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Disability Work Comp Offset

When you receive workman’s compensation, (work comp) there will be some issues you may need to know about if you also intend to receive Social Security Disability. Under the rules that govern disability there is a provision known as the offset provision. Below I will explain what you can expect, and how seeking advice of a licensed attorney could save you money. There are solutions to the offset problem.

The Receiving of  Workman’s  Compensation Benefits on a Monthly Basis Example:

This is how ...

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Menieres Disease Disability Attorney

Social Security Disability has a listing for Meniere’s Disease, it requires the following:

Disturbance of labyrinth-vestibular function characterized by a history of frequent attacks of balance disturbance, tinnitus, and progressive loss of hearing: with both A and B:

A. Disturbed function of  vestibular labyrinth demonstrated by caloric or other vestibular tests; and

B. Hearing loss established by audiometry.

Meniere’s Disease disease effects a persons ability to balance, the attacks come and go, with no set time frequency.  Should the attacks become frequent it is nearly impossible for a ...

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Lupus Disability Attorney

Lupus is a disabling diseases that is recognized by Social Security Disability under listing 14.02, you meet the listing if the following is true about your claim:

A. One of the following:

1. Joint involvement as described under the criteria 1.00; or

2. Muscle involvement as described under the criteria in 14.05; or

3. Ocular involvement as descibed under the criteria in 2.00ff; or

4. Respiratory involvement as described under the criteria in 3.00ff; or

5. Cardiovascular involvement, as described under the criteria 4.00ff or 14.04D;

6. Digestive ...

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Interstitial Cystitis Disability Attorney

Interstitial Cystitis is a very painful bladder condition that effects women much more frequently than men. At the current time there is not a listing under Social Security Disability for this disabling condition, but this does not mean you cannot be found disabled if you suffer from Interstitial Cystitis, I have successfully argued a case involving it. There is hope in your case, and it is found under the new guidance rules posted by Social Security for this condition.

Social Security Disability ...

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Disability Insurance Benefits Attorney

Often I am asked what is the difference between Disability Insurance Benefits and SSI, and is it important to me? There is a very big difference between the two programs.

Disability Insurance Benefits, ie (DIB), is not a need based program, meaning, it is based on your ability to work, strictly speaking, Are you disabled under the governments rules? To qualify for DIB you first must have worked enough over the last ten years to have enough credits, generally most people ...

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