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What Medical Conditions Qualify for Social Security Disability? If you are disabled and are thinking of filing for Social Security disability, it is important that you have an experienced Toledo, Ohio SSD attorney by your side to understand how you may qualify for Social Security Disability. Obtaining Social Security disability can be a complex process,…
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What’s the Difference Between SSI and SSD? When contacting our office for representation, most people don’t realize that there are two different types of disability benefits offered by the Social Security Administration. There’s Social Security Disability (SSD). This is also referred to as Social Security Disability Insurance Benefits. The other type of benefit is called…
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Does a COVID-19 Diagnosis Qualify for Social Security Disability (SSD)? With new COVID-19 cases still occurring every day, more and more Americans find themselves taking time off work to recover from the illness. While many people can’t even tell they have COVID-19, there are those with severe and long-lasting symptoms. Some people found success in…
Read More Why Were My Social Security Disability Benefits Denied? If your disability prevents you from working, you could be entitled to Social Security Disability benefits. The Division of Disability Determination (DDD), following federal guidelines, is generally responsible for determining medical eligibility for disability benefits. Both physical and mental disabilities, if severe enough, can lead to your…
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Should I Hire A Social Security Disability Lawyer? Seeking legal advice as soon as possible can be important if you are considering filing for Social Security Disability benefits. The process of filing for benefits can seem complicated and overwhelming. Applicants who are unsure how to fill out the necessary forms and paperwork correctly, or fail…
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Do I Have a Workers’ Compensation Case? Knowing whether you have a valid workers’ compensation case can be confusing. According to the workers’ compensation laws laid out in the Ohio Revised Statute 4123.01, employees are generally entitled to file a workers’ compensation claim when they sustain a work-related injury or illness. It is important to…
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