Three Questions About Workers Compensation For Injured Employees

Were you injured while performing your job, but not sure what to do about the costs associated with your injuries? That's where workers compensation comes into play. Here are some questions you're likely to have about your workplace injury. What Is A Workers Compensation Claim? Workers compensation claims are brought against your employer because your standard of care was breached while on the job, which resulted in your injury. There is a procedure that must be followed to ensure that your claim is processed properly since you are dealing with your employer's workers compensation provider rather than your personal health insurance. [Read More]

A Guide To The Personal Injury Claim Process

Being involved in an incident that warrants a personal injury claim isn't something most people want to think about too often. However, it's always best to be prepared. This guide will explain the personal injury claim process to help you feel less overwhelmed if you ever need to file a claim. 1. Serving the Defendant Once you have received necessary medical care after an injury, you can turn your attention to filing a claim. [Read More]

Turned Down For SSDI? Learn Why

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits are usually hard to get. That's no secret but knowing why many get turned down might help you as you seek benefits. If you are not able to do your job because of a medical or mental condition, SSDI benefits could allow you to be paid a monthly payment based on your work history. To find out more about some common issues SSDI applicants encounter time and time again, read below. [Read More]

Anticipation: What to Expect With SSDI Benefits

If you find yourself unable to work at your job because of a medical condition, the Social Security Administration (SSA) offers a benefits program aimed at former workers. Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) pays workers that qualify for a sum of money each month if they can no longer perform the tasks of their most recent position. You might be curious as to what you can expect so read on to learn more about how much money you may be paid. [Read More]