In July of 1990, the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) was signed into law. This legislation was a game changer for U.S. citizens with disabilities and would come to shape the system we have in place today. The ADA guaranteed equal opportunity in public accommodations, employment, and more....
Read MoreWhen it comes to filing for disability there are many factors to consider. Providing accurate and timely information on your application is a must but one factor stands out as more important than any other. Medical documentation detailing your condition from initial diagnosis to your most recent treatment...
Read MoreMany Americans will develop ailments which will prevent them from working. This is just a fact of life. This is why we pay into the Social Security system from our very first paycheck. Social Security Disability Insurance is your safety net in case you are unable to earn...
Read MoreFiling for disability can be a long and arduous process. People file for disability when they are no longer able to earn a viable living and need help. Time is of the essence. Unfortunately, about 3/4 of initial disability claims are denied. In this article we will go...
Read MoreIt is estimated that 21% of Americans suffer from chronic pain. That is a huge number when you consider the size of the population in the United States. That is roughly 50 million people who are under the thumb of regular and constant discomfort or sever pain. Is...
Read MoreIf you are thinking about hiring a disability attorney, then you are most likely considering hiring one for yourself or a loved one. A disability attorney can be of tremendous value when it comes to filing for disability or an appeal. This kind of attorney can deal with...
Read MoreAround 67% of initial Social Security Disability claims are denied. So, receiving a denial notice on your first go-around is not the end of the world. Instead, it should be taken as a sign that you need to strengthen your application by understanding why your claim was denied...
Read MoreDo you know any reptile farmers? How about any railroad telegraphers? Chances are that you don’t. The Social Security Administration announced it will be removing a number of largely antiquated jobs from their jobs database which is used to determine what other kinds of work a person applying...
Read MoreIt’s an election year and this is when major issues like Social Security and Medicaid are brought to the forefront of political discussion. It is a widely known fact that the current path of both entitlement programs will lead them to be depleted by 2035 and 2036 respectively....
Read MoreThis type of payment was created to cover workers who are unable to continue working a full time schedule because of being injured, incapacitated, pregnant or sick. It kicks in when a person’s capacity is diminished and they cannot earn a full time income. Short term disability where...
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