Jan
16
Indianapolis Social Security Lawyer Talks About Brain Injury
January 16, 2012 | Comments Off
I want to talk today about brain injury in the context of the Social Security Administration’s guidelines for disability. You will remember from our previous discussions that there are two sets of rules used to determine whether a person is entitled to disability benefits; The Listings and The Medical Vocational Guidelines (The Grids). The listing specifically contains a listing for Brain Injury.
Jan
9
Indianapolis Social Security Disability Lawyer Discusses Credibility
January 9, 2012 | Comments Off
The Social Security Administration requires that a claimant supply medical information to support the claim for Social Security Disability Payments and Supplemental Security Payments.
Jan
5
Indianapolis Social Security Lawyer helps filing Initial Claims
January 5, 2012 | Comments Off
I am always asked, “Do I need a lawyer to file my initial claim?” My answer is probably considered a typical lawyer answer, and that is it depends.
Dec
15
Social Security Lawyer Talks About Work Attempts
December 15, 2011 | Comments Off
Social Security Administration rules and regulations allow for trial work periods. If you apply for benefits, you may try to reenter the work force while your application is pending without prejudice to your application if you are unable to continue that work.
Nov
9
Social Security Disability and Early Retirement Benefits
November 9, 2011 | Comments Off
Most people do not know that if they become disabled at this time in their life they may apply for both Early Retirement and Social Security Disability at the same time.
Nov
4
Indiana Social Security Attorney discusses Personal Injury Settlements and Effects on Social Security
November 4, 2011 | Comments Off
a settlement or judgment from your personal injury claim will have no impact on your Title II Disability claim. There is a chance that your serious personal injury settlement may impact your Medicare benefits.
Oct
20
Social Security and the Difference Between Title II Disability and Title XVI SSI
October 20, 2011 | Comments Off
I am often asked why a Hoosier is not entitled to Social Security if they have not worked enough in the past ten years. This statement is always true but sometimes it may not be true.
Aug
3
Indianapolis Serious Injury Attorney Talks About Rehabilitation Hospitals
August 3, 2011 | Comments Off
Every one knows that when a person suffers a serious personal injury, whether it be in a car accident, a drunk driving accident, semi tractor-trailer accident or construction accident, the injured person is taken to a hospital.
Jul
14
What is the Process involved in your Social Security Disability Claim
July 14, 2011 | Comments Off
As your Indiana Social Security Disability Lawyers, operating out of our Indianapolis offices, we pride ourselves on courteous, friendly service. That is why you will always be working with an attorney through every step of the process. I often receive questions about whether a claimant needs an attorney in the application process, and what happens [...]
Jul
5
Horseplay is Dangerous Driving
July 5, 2011 | Comments Off
Horseplay is any action of a passenger or passengers, that distracts the driver of a car. Horseplay can be as dangerous as drunk driving.
Jun
17
Indiana Social Security Lawyer Analyzes the Difference Between 2 Types of Disability
June 17, 2011 | Comments Off
Most people do not know it, but there are several different types of benefits under the Social Security umbrella. We as your Indiana Social Security Attorneys are fully aware. The over arching list includes Old Age and Retirement benefits, widows benefits and disability benefits. Of the disability benefits there are two different benefits. The first [...]
Jun
2
Rare Diseases and Social Security Benefits from Indiana Social Security Lawyer
June 2, 2011 | Comments Off
I have been representing Hoosiers in their claims for Social Security Disability Benefits for more than 23 years. Over that time I have run into several people who have rare diseases that cause them to be disabled. These diseases are just as problematic as the diseases we all know about such as cancer, so why [...]


