Key Points of This Article: In addition to telephone hearings, the Social Security Administration will begin to offer online video hearings, starting in the fall of 2020. This new free service will allow applicants and their representatives to participate in a hearing from anywhere they have access to a camera-enabled smartphone, tablet, or computer. A... read more
How Do We Prep Our Clients for their Social Security Disability Hearing? It is no doubt that many people may feel nervous and anxious before a Social Security Disability hearing. This is especially true for anyone who is new to the process or is going through the courts alone, without legal representation. We have pulled... read more
Chronic pain affects millions of Americans, often leading to debilitating effects on both physical and emotional well-being. Chronic Pain Syndrome (CPS) is real, but it can be challenging to qualify for disability benefits without significant documentation and legal support. Rhoads & Rhoads has extensive experience securing chronic pain syndrome disability benefits for our clients. Contact... read more
If you were recently denied disability benefits by the Social Security Administration (SSA), you are not alone. Reports show that of the thousands of applications the SSA receives each year, only around 38% of them get approved. This means that 62% of the applicatoins get denied. However, it’s important to understand that if your application... read more
Key Points of This Article: Applicants can qualify for Social Security Administration benefits by completing the SSA Five-Step Sequential Evaluation The SSA lists numerous conditions that may qualify applicants for benefits in the “Blue Book” An applicant’s injury or illness must be long-term and prevent them from gainful employment Applicants can secure benefits by providing... read more
Key Points of This Article: It’s not uncommon for SSD or SSDI claims to get denied. If your claim is denied, it does not necessarily mean that you do not qualify. If you are denied, a Social Security Disability lawyer can help guide you through the appeals process to get your claim approved. I was... read more
Key Points of This Article: A disability lawyer can assist you throughout the entire SSD/SSDI claims process. Most importantly, your lawyer will be able to help you provide compelling medical evidence. Most disability lawyers work on a contingency fee basis and only get paid if they win your case. A lawyer for disability can help... read more
If you’ve ever researched proper precautions after being in a car accident, or anything else pertaining to car accident recovery, you’ve probably discovered that seeking medical attention as soon as possible should be your top priority. Tending to visible injuries is important, and the quicker you receive treatment, the quicker your recovery is likely to... read more
Key Points of This Article: Catastrophic injuries are devastating and leave the victim permanently impaired. Traumatic brain injuries are common types of catastrophic injuries. In Kentucky, you can file a lawsuit if an injury is catastrophic. Catastrophic injuries are often devastating and can permanently alter a person’s life, such as loss of hearing or eyesight,... read more
Webster County Personal Injury and SSD Lawyers Rhoads & Rhoads has offices in Madisonville and Owensboro, and focuses primarily on representing injured and disabled clients in personal injury actions, workers’ compensation, and social security disability cases. Rhoads & Rhoads attorneys have had a presence in Webster County for over 45 years, and have represented hundreds... read more
By Clay Mabbitt | December 29, 2021 |