Category: Social Security Disability

Long term disability insurance denial can happen for valid or bad faith reasons, depending on the case. Valid reasons can be based upon the nature of the disability and the claim process, and whether you are fit to receive disability insurance benefits.

If your mental health condition is severe enough that it prevents you from working or maintaining employment, it may be considered a disability and qualify you for long-term disability insurance benefits.

If your schizophrenia symptoms have left you unable to work for at least one year, you may qualify for disability benefits in Illinois. To receive either

You can get a disability if you have never worked. You may, however, find it challenging to get approved without the help of an experienced

Veterans have options when it comes to recovering disability benefits for PTSD. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is a life-altering condition that comes as a consequence

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits have a five-month elimination period. This period begins from the date you developed a disabling injury or illness, also

Children who have physical and/or mental disabilities may be eligible for Social Security Disability (SSI) benefits to help with basic needs and medical expenses. An

Is SSDI taxable? While some people who receive Social Security Disability Insurance benefits may need to pay income taxes on their payments, SSDI is not

One of the most common questions SSDI law firms hear is, “Why do I need a lawyer to file for disability?” The law does not