People who are unable to work need to know if they can get social security disability benefits to protect their financial future. Cincinnati, Ohio lawyer Anthony Castelli just released a web site where the public can go determine if they can qualify

The Atlanta workers compensation attorneys, Cummings & Middlebrooks, discuss the state's new indemnity benefit payment amounts regarding weekly checks as well as new mileage reimbursement payment deadlines.

Norfolk personal injury attorney Donald Marcari of Marcari, Russotto, Spencer & Balaban, PC is the new spokesperson for MyTVz's "NO TXT ZONE" campaign to end texting while driving

The federal government, under the Social Security Administration, provides benefits for disabled Americans under the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) program.

Confused by social security law and how to be successful with your social security claim? Houston social security attorney, Robert Rolnick, would like to help people demystify social security law with a new online resource.

There are two federal Social Security Administration programs designed to provide disability benefits for those whose ability to work has been impaired by injury, illness, or other disabilities.

According to the Social Security Administration (SSA), a disability can be physical, mental or emotional, or a combination of all.

Workers who have contracted mesothelioma frequently are eligible for Social Security Disability benefits. Being eligible for disability benefits means a person has a condition that prevents them from doing the work they once were able to do.

Thousands of needy, truly disabled people are denied Social Security Benefits every single day. The system is burdened with bureaucratic red tape and it is the disabled person who suffers the consequences.