Recent Blog Posts
Understanding Workers’ Compensation When Working From Home
When the COVID pandemic hit the United States in 2020, companies started allowing employees to work from home temporarily in order to prevent the spread of the deadly disease. Some people had to go back to the office after the restrictions were gone, but many continued to work from home. Many people enjoy working… Read More »
Did The Employee Make A False Statement?
Many insurers will try to avoid paying out workers’ compensation claims. One way in which they will do so is by trying to prove that the injured employee made false statements in order to obtain benefits. A workers’ compensation board in New York decided that an employee did not make false statements, and an… Read More »
Empathy And Workplace Injuries
Dealing with a workplace injury can be hard for the victim. They often have to jump through a lot of hoops in order to get the compensation they deserve. Their employer may not file a workers; compensation claim correctly or maybe even argue about filing one in the first place. Or maybe the claim… Read More »
Understanding SSDI Denials
Having a disability is no fun. You likely have limitations in your daily life. You may be unable to work. On top of that, you have to apply for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits. The application process is time-consuming. You’ll need a lot of documentation to prove your case. On top of that,… Read More »
Help Available For Homeless Disabled Veterans
It seems like homelessness is becoming more and more of a problem in many parts of the country. Even many veterans are without permanent shelter. This is a sad situation, but fortunately relief may come soon. Multiple lawmakers recently introduced the Housing Unhoused Disabled Veterans Act (HUDVA). The goal of the bill is to… Read More »
Do You Need Workers’ Compensation For Contractors?
There are two main types of workers: employees and contractors. Employees work directly for the company. The business provides them with equipment and they work a set schedule. Employees have taxes deducted from their paychecks. Contractors, on the other hand, work on a freelance or contract basis. They provide their own equipment and work… Read More »
Why Would My SSDI Benefits Stop?
So you finally got your Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits after months of waiting. You had the benefits for a couple years and then they suddenly stopped, without notice or reason. Now you are scratching your head wondering why. There are two main reasons why your disability benefits could end: earning too much… Read More »
Changes To Co-Pay Requirements For Veterans Seeking Mental Health Care
Mental health is something that many veterans struggle with. After serving their country, they must often deal with the effects of war, which can lead to anxiety, depression, and even post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). It can be hard for veterans to get the mental health care they need due to barriers such as… Read More »
SSDI Woes As 30,000 Die Waiting For Benefits
Those who have disabilities or life-threatening diseases may be able to qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI). These benefits help replace income for those who are physically and mentally unable to work. But the hard part is actually waiting for the benefits to arrive. Getting approved for SSDI is not an easy task…. Read More »
Understanding The Benefits Review For VA Disability
When you file for veterans disability benefits and get approved, you may breathe a sigh of relief. You may think you don’t have to go through all that again. That is not necessarily true. Within five years of your benefits approval, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) may re-examine your disability rating. If you… Read More »