An injury on the job can leave you unable to work and you may realize that you need Social Security Disability benefits. You may not have much experience with disability benefits before you fill out your application and you may wonder what kind of information you need...
Warehouses in North Carolina can be busy hubs that employ a lot of people, especially during the fourth quarter. But warehouses can also create the perfect storm for work-related accidents. With so much activity and the frequent influxes of temporary workers, the...
As a North Carolina resident who has a disability that is serious enough to keep you from working, you may have applied for Social Security Disability Insurance only to have the U.S. Social Security Administration deny your claim. This may have you feeling extremely...
As a blue-collar worker, your job likely involves some form of manual labor or physical work. Years of doing this sort of labor can result in potential long-term health issues that may actually cause more damage in the end than short-term accidents and injuries. In...
You take a risk of getting injured every day you go to work in North Carolina. Not all jobs present equal accident risks, but if you do get injured, you could file for workers' comp benefits to help you recover and get back on your feet. How do you know if an injury...
It hurts to live, and it hurts to work. The wheezing, lack of strength and trouble breathing are signs that something is seriously wrong with you. Do not hesitate to seek medical treatment. Not only is your health in jeopardy, but so is your income-earning ability....
The workplace isn’t always safe and many professionals suffer injuries on the job. A blue-collar worker placed in the proximity of chemicals faces significant risks. Don’t think a North Carolina receptionist won’t face any dangers, though. Workplace injuries come in...
A work-related injury can have drastic effects on your livelihood and ability to financially provide for your family. Because you may no longer be able to work for a significant amount of time, it is critical for you to immediately seek medical advice and file for...
Disabled workers who receive Social Security disability benefits must understand that the federal government may terminate those much-needed benefits. In 2019, the Social Security Administration (SSA) ceased providing benefit payments to 870,827 disabled workers. The...
The chances that the government denies your claim for Social Security disability (SSD) benefits are good. Join the club because two-thirds of all people who seek the much-needed benefits receive rejection notifications from the Social Security Administration (SSA)....
