Social Security Disability Benefits (SSD) are intended to provide financial assistance to individuals who are unable to work due to a disability. The Social Security …
An overexertion injury occurs when a person repetitively performs an activity that causes an injury. Overexertion injuries are very common workplace injuries. These injuries often …
You just suffered a painful injury at work in Ohio. After filing for your workers’ compensation benefits, you sigh as you think about what comes …
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, approximately 42% of all U.S. employees now work from home. This staggering statistic highlights just how much changes in terms …
After an injury at work, it is in your best interest to file a claim as soon as possible. But after your claim is filed, …
There are many instances when an employee can file both a workers’ compensation claim and a personal injury claim at the same time. These two …
There are several questions that run through a person’s mind after any kind of accident. Most of these questions concern what to do next, whether …
When someone is trying to earn benefits for disability, frequently, that income may be the only source of money they can earn. When money is …
It is common knowledge that the Social Security Administration (SSA) is notoriously slow in processing applications and appeals for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and …
When an Ohio worker is injured on the job or contracts an occupational sickness, their exclusive legal remedy is filing a workers’ compensation claim. Of …
An injured worker is found to have reached maximum medical improvement (MMI) when his/her condition has stabilized, and despite continued medical treatment, their condition is …
On Feb. 12, the Ohio House of Representatives passed a bill 74-22 that would provide workers’ comp for first responders such as peace officers, paid …
Sustaining a job-related injury or developing an occupational illness can be devastating. After all, if you cannot work, you may not be able to provide …
If you suffer an injury at work, you can file a claim for workers’ compensation benefits, including coverage of the cost of your medical recovery …
Construction workers in Ohio spend their days working around or with electrical equipment and tools. Unfortunately, this puts you at great risk for suffering a …
Police officers protect the public from harm. Their primary responsibility is ensuring that people can go about their days safely by enforcing laws. However, police …
Like most of your neighbors, you go to work every day to provide for your family. When you are at the job site, you try …
Post-Retirement Temporary Total Compensation – Ohio Supreme Court Rules “No” In a recent case before the Ohio Supreme court, it issued an unanimous opinion ruling …
If you are approaching full retirement age you are probably wondering what’s going to happen to your disability payments. The short answer is, there will be some transitions. …
In order to receive Social Security Disability Benefits, you must qualify to receive them. The Social Security Office in your area may ask you to …
If you, as an employee, have a debilitating accident at work, there are insurance and government benefits available to you and your family. These include: Even though …
Of the millions of applications received by the Social Security Administration (SSA) each year, only 30% are approved at the initial stage of the application …
If you are thinking about filing for SSD, it is important to understand stage 3 of the Social Security Disability claims process: Hearing. The cycle of …
If you are thinking about filing for social security disability benefits it is important to understand the process. The Social Security Administration has divided this process into 5 basic …
If you are thinking about filing for social security disability benefits, it is important to understand the process. The Social Security Administration has divided this …
Filing for and receiving Social Security disability is a long process, made more so by the fact that you have medical problems and may not …
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