You already know that the majority of people who file for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits get denied. You may even be prepared to file an appeal. But you can take steps today that will both eliminate unnecessary delays in your claim and reduce the odds of a...
Baby boomers may face a higher risk of serious workplace injuries
Federal law prohibits discriminating against employees because of their age. Employers, however, may notice that older baby boomers often take greater precautions when performing their tasks and work at a slower pace. Previous work-related injuries or mistakes may...
Do brain injuries heal?
If you suffer a serious brain injury at work, the first question that you and your loved ones may ask is if it is going to heal. You know that this type of severe injury is much different than a broken bone or something of that nature, which will heal when given the...
Telecommuting and workers’ compensation for injuries: What you should know
Many people are newly experiencing the joys and tribulations of working remotely -- and it comes with unexpected challenges. One of those is the issue of workers’ compensation. If you’re injured in your own home, can it really be your employer’s responsibility? Yes,...
How long will you have to wait for a Social Security hearing?
By the time you decide to apply for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits, you likely have already incurred substantial medical expenses and may have also missed out on many days of work. The fact that you find yourself struggling financially can be the motive for...