Getting the Most Out of Workers’ Compensation and Disability Benefits

If you were injured on the job in Chicago, you may be receiving Workers’ Compensation (WC). But did you know if your injury is expected to keep you from working for at least a year, you may also be eligible to get Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits?

At Nash Disability Law, our experienced disability attorneys and paralegals can help you with all the confusing Worker’s Compensation and Social Security Disability law. They can also help you understand other rules you may not know including:

(1)          The definition of disability under SSD rules and how statements and medical evidence in your WC claim can be confusing;

(2)          If your SSD benefits may reduce or impact the amount of WC you receive;

(3)          What your WC attorney needs to know to make sure you get the most out of your WC benefits;

(4)          How to talk to your doctors about your symptoms;

(5)          What symptoms your doctors should know about to make sure you have the best medical evidence to present in your SSD claim;         

(6)          What WC documentation the Social Security Administration (SSA) requires to process your payment on your SSD claim. 

Contact our Chicago-area team at Nash Disability Law for a free consultation today!

 

Lawrence Mabes

About The Author: Lawrence Mabes

Lawrence Mabes is a Chicago Social Security Disability lawyer at Nash Disability Law who has helped thousands of people secure crucial benefits to stabilize their lives after health disruptions. Lawrence has taken over 1,000 cases to Social Security Disability hearings. He has served as chair of the Chicago Bar Association Social Security Law Committee. He speaks English and Spanish fluently.