HELPFUL INFORMATION ABOUT HANDLING A PENNSYLVANIA SERIOUS INJURY CLAIM

If you've been receiving SSDI and you think you might be ready to start working again, you are allowed to do so with a trial period.

Many people immediately move to appeal their Social Security disability denial, but here are some points you may want to think over first.

Where do you go from here, now that your SSDI claim was denied? Our Pennsylvania disability attorneys explain the two options you must avoid.

Find out how carefully documenting work history and gathering medical records can speed up the Social Security Disability application process.

When you have become disabled as the result of a workplace injury, you may be able to receive several kinds of benefits—learn more here.

Women are an essential part of the Pennsylvanian work force, but many eventually require Social Security. Take a closer look at the facts here.

Most people who apply for SSDI benefits have their applications rejected. Our Pennsylvania Social Security Disability benefits lawyers explain why.

If cancer has made it impossible for you to work, find out how to apply for SSDI benefits for cancer in a free talk with our disability attorneys.

What can you and your family do for income if you are disabled and unable to work as a result of an accident or illness? You may entitled to SSDI.

Social Security disability is not a lifetime benefit. There are four common reasons why you may lose eligibility for your disability benefits.