If you suffer from back pain or a back injury, you may be entitled to Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits. Back injuries and SSD benefits can be a difficult process. But that doesn’t mean that winning your SSD case is impossible. There are two ways to qualify for SSD benefits with a back injury.
Do you have a Social Security Disability (SSD) hearing scheduled? Congratulations – you’re nearing the end of the appeals process! This means there’s a likelihood your application will be approved. These tips and video can help you win your SSD hearing and get the benefits you deserve.
If you’ve been injured as a result of hernia mesh surgery, you may be entitled to compensation from the manufacturer (if the hernia mesh was defective) or the physician (if the complications resulted from a medical mistake). Read on to learn more about potential hernia mesh complications, treatment, and the amount of compensation you may be eligible to receive.
Learn about the factors involved in receiving benefits from the SSA. A discussion of the timeline for SSI and SSDI benefits. Based on the timeframe for each phase of the application process, it can take anywhere from three months to almost three years to be approved for benefits.
What is long term disability insurance and how does it differ form SSDI? To learn more about how long-term disability benefits and social security benefits relate to one another, read this blog and watch our short video.
