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Social Security Disability Lawyer Serving Auburn, NY
Posted at: 6/16/2023 12:00 PM
If you suffer from a disability that prevents you from working, Social Security Disability benefits may be a valuable, practical way to secure income. Workers pay into the Social Security system through a dedicated payroll tax. When an individual develops a condition so debilitating that they can no longer work, money can then be awarded back to them by the Social Security Administration in the form of Social Security Disability benefits. However, even if you have such a condition, obtaining
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Workers’ Compensation Lawyer Serving Auburn, NY
Posted at: 6/16/2023 2:00 AM
When we get up in the morning and head to work, the last thing any of us expect is to be severely injured on the job. Unfortunately, work injuries are very common, especially in major local industries like steel production, healthcare, manufacturing, and corrections. If you’ve sustained a work-related injury or illness, we know how difficult the aftermath can be. Don’t go through it alone. We’re here to help. Without an experienced attorney’s guidance, pursuing financial compensation for you
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Social Security Disability Lawyer Serving Utica, NY
Posted at: 6/13/2023 12:00 PM
You’ve been working hard for years. When a disability makes it impossible to continue, Social Security Disability benefits can prove to be a valuable lifeline for obtaining a steady income. Workers automatically pay into the Social Security system over the course of their careers through a payroll tax, with the hope that money will come back to them if they ever develop a condition that keeps them from being able to work in the future. Even if your condition makes you eligible, SSD benefits c
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Evidence Needed in a Personal Injury Case in New York State
Posted at: 6/8/2023 12:00 PM
In any personal injury case in New York, it's important to gather evidence to support your claim. While the type of evidence needed will vary from case to case, there are some types of evidence that are almost always beneficial: Medical records: These can include doctor's reports, hospital records, imaging, and bills related to your injuries and treatment; Photographs or videos: Visual evidence of the accident scene, property damage, or hazardous conditions which you believe caused your injurie
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Workers' Compensation Death Claims in New York State
Posted at: 5/26/2023 12:00 PM
Families lose so much when a loved one dies as a result of a workplace accident or illness. They should not have to lose income too. The Workers’ Compensation Law provides death benefits to family members to replace the lost wages of their loved one. This benefit may be payable to a widow, minor children, parents, or other family members. Unfortunately, due to the complexity of death claims and their potential payouts, insurance companies often deny death claims, which can mean litigation and