People turn to Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits during difficult times. Both catastrophic injuries and disabling medical conditions may qualify a working adult for SSDI benefits, provided that the condition is severe enough and will last for a year...
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Do you need to have a job to get SSDI benefits?
No one expects to develop a disability unless a known genetic condition runs in their family. Some people don't realize that they will develop a degenerative condition until they start showing symptoms. Other people have limitations on their work and independence...
What role does the Administrative Law Judge have in your SSDI appeal?
If your Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) claim is denied, your first step is to request a reconsideration. If the reconsideration is denied, you have 60 days to ask for an administrative hearing (or “disability hearing”) with an Administrative Law Judge...
How do you know if you qualify for Social Security Disability?
If you develop a serious medical condition, everything about your life could change quickly. You may no longer be able to work. You may have to pay substantially more medical bills. You might even need help around the house as your condition progresses. You may find...
What does workers’ compensation insurance cover?
Most North Carolina employers with more than three employees must hold workers’ compensation insurance. It is there to help you with the financial expenses you incur if you have an injury at work. These are the things that these policies usually cover: Medical costs:...
How to talk to your doctor about Social Security Disability benefits
Deciding to file for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits isn’t easy -- but it may feel like a piece of cake compared to broaching the subject with your doctor. Social Security carefully considers all your medical evidence when they evaluate your claim. They will...
How does the appeals process work in a disability benefits case?
If the Social Security Administration (SSA) has denied your application for benefits, you have a right to appeal within 60 days of the decision. The appeals process has various steps you should be familiar with. Your appeal could fall under one or more of these...
Why it’s more important than ever to have SSDI representation
It’s no secret that Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) claimants often wait months to get a decision on their claims, only to get denied. Then, they usually embark on what can turn into a years-long odyssey to gain approval through a series of appeals that...
Drivers should take precaution when city driving
City driving can be a sport in and of itself, especially in a metro like Charlotte. According to recent data, it's one of the fastest-growing cities in America. Unfortunately, this rapid growth can lead to more congestion on highways and city roads, which could...
