Things You Need to Know About Social Security Disability
If you get injured, and you can’t work as a result, you will want to look into whether or not you can qualify for social security disability. This is a net program that offers insurance to workers without them paying premiums. Instead, according to Social Security disability law, it is available to workers who pay…
Read MoreVoting Rights for People With Disabilities
Voting is a hectic process for everyone, but especially for those with disabilities and language barriers. There are disability law groups and attorneys that strive to help disability communities. Also, some laws give the voters privacy (if possible) and equip polling stations for people with disabilities. Voter accessibility laws are important as they ensure these…
Read MoreWhen Should You Call a Social Security Disability Lawyer?
Trusting an attorney to prepare your social security case is the right decision. But before choosing a social security disability lawyer, you must understand the costs and procedures. The best time to seek legal help is when you get an injury or illness that interferes with your work. Even if you are unsure of eligibility,…
Read MoreMistakes to Avoid When Filing for SSD
Pursuing Social Security Disability is a hectic process. If you are not careful, you may come out disappointed and stressed. When you cannot work and earn as much as you used to, SSD helps you stay afloat. Therefore, you should regard filing for SSD as a serious matter. Pursuing SSD means there is a high…
Read MoreWorker’s Disability Compensation in Michigan
Since the Michigan Workers Disability Compensation Act was approved, worker’s compensation insurance is necessary for every business with one or more employees. There are always chances of work-related injuries — in 2019, Michigan had an incident rate of 2.8 for every 100 workers. A business should prove it can provide benefits to be eligible for…
Read MoreImportant Factors When Filing a Workers Comp Claim
Workplace accidents are unfortunate and have only increased in recent years. Over the last five years, the workers’ compensation insurance industry grew in the United States by 0.8%. When it comes time to start the workers’ compensation claim filing process, many discover just how intimidating the process is. At Goidosik Morse Disability Law Group, our…
Read More5 Questions to Ask When Choosing Social Security Disability Lawyers
Disability applicants applying for Social Security Disability (SSD) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) claims often realize how complex the legal framework is. Many factors may affect the success of your application, chief among them being your medical evidence. Social Security disability lawyers can help you develop the evidence required for approval. Sadly, statistics from the…
Read MoreIs Social Security Disability Income Taxable?
Social Security disability benefits are taxable. However, a lot of the recipients of Social Security don’t end up paying taxes on their disability benefits because they don’t earn enough to tax. Research shows that more than 30% of Social Security disability recipients do pay taxes. Recipients are most often taxes when they’re combining their income…
Read More5 Circumstances to Consider Hiring a Workers Comp Attorney
The Survey of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses by the Bureau of Labor Statistics indicates that private industry employers reported 2.8 million non-fatal workplace injuries and illnesses in 2019. There were 888,220 non-fatal injuries and illnesses that caused a private industry worker to miss at least one day of work. The workers compensation plans are designed…
Read MoreUnderstanding Workers’ Rights When Filing for Compensation
You have every reason to worry about the injury that you sustained while at work. You may be out of work, in excruciating pain, and with the medical bills rising daily. Understanding your workers rights can enable you to fight for fair compensation for injuries sustained. Employers in every state are required to provide safe…
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