“Do I need a Social Security disability lawyer?”
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The U.S. Social Security Disability Insurance system protects all workers under the age of 65 against loss of earnings due to disability. Social Security disability claims are different from workers’ compensation claims, in that the cause of the workers’ injury is irrelevant in a claim for Social Security disability benefits. The main issue is whether the injury prevents a person from being able to work, regardless of the cause of the injury. If you have been severely injured in a workers’ compensation case, you may be eligible for other benefits under Social Security Disability.
Filing a Social Security Disability Claim
To make a claim for Social Security Disability benefits, a worker must meet certain requirements, including strict definitions relating to the severity of his or her injuries. Social Security disability requirements can be complicated and hard to understand, and sometimes claims can be denied. If a Social Security Disability applicant is denied, he or she can make an appeal. The counsel of a personal injury lawyer with experience in Social Security disability cases can greatly help with these kinds of claims.
Social Security Disability Case Review
If you’ve been disabled and cannot work, you may be entitled to benefits under OASDI. A social security disability attorney may be able to assist you with sorting out the benefits you should apply for and with coordinating those benefits with other benefits you may be receiving, including workers’ compensation benefits. You don’t have to go it alone. Contact us today. We’ll immediately route your information to our social security disability case team and get back to you within one business day. There is never an obligation to hire our law firm.
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About OASDI Benefits
OASDI only distributes benefits for total disability expected to last at least one year. Some people don’t think they are eligible for OASDI, but this is not always the case.
What is total disability?
Social Security Disability Insurance benefits are based on a person’s inability to work, but “total” does not always mean “permanent.” You may be eligible even if...
If Your Social Security Disability Claim is Denied
Injured people have the right to request a hearing in their Social Security disability case. A denial does not mean your case is over.
