Long Beach Attorneys Explain: Collecting Social Security for Skin Cancer In sunshiny Southern California, our experienced Social Security attorneys are often asked if a person can collect Social Security Disability for Skin Cancer. The simple answers is “yes” – if your skin cancer has left you unable […]
Read more →Social Security Disability for Hearing Loss
On May 31, 2017 / Collecting Social Security Disability, Social Security Attorneys / Leave a comment
Long Beach Attorneys Explain: Social Security Disability for Hearing Loss & Deafness– Overall, hearing loss affects approximately 20% of people in the United States. This means that more than 48 million Americans suffer from at least partial deafness to some degree. And as a person ages, the […]
Read more →Social Security Deaf & Hearing Loss FAQs
On May 31, 2017 / Collecting Social Security Disability, Social Security Attorneys / Leave a comment
Los Angeles Attorneys: Social Security Disability Hearing Loss FAQs– What Are the Symptoms of Hearing Loss? Perhaps because “deafness” is often associated with old age, no one wants to admit that they are experiencing hearing loss. But there should be no shame or stigma associated with being […]
Read more →Long Beach Lawyers: Do I Get Social Security or Workers Comp for Deafness & Hearing Loss?– May is National Hearing Protection Month. For more than four decades the attorneys at Cantrell Green have been fighting for the rights of injured workers. We have collected millions of dollars […]
Read more →Can I Collect BOTH Workers Compensation AND Social Security Disability for Hearing Loss? Yes. Under some circumstances you can collect Social Security Disability for hearing loss – even if you are already collecting Workers Comp for your hearing loss. However, your Social Security Benefits will typically be […]
Read more →Social Security Disability “Automatic” Criteria for Blindness
On May 29, 2017 / Collecting Social Security Disability, Social Security Attorneys / Leave a comment
Social Security “Blue Book” Listing: Low Vision or Partial Blindness – As previously explained by our attorneys in this article on Social Security for Vision Loss, eyesight impairment must be quite significant to qualify for Social Security Disability. And, as long as a person has good vision […]
Read more →Social Security Disability for Eye Injury, Vision Problems & Blindness
On May 29, 2017 / Collecting Social Security Disability, Social Security Attorneys / Leave a comment
Social Security Disability for Vision Loss or Blindness– Individuals with poor or impaired vision – or who are partially, legally, or totally blind – may be able to qualify for Social Security Disability benefits for their vision problems. In this article, our experienced Long Beach Workers Compensation […]
Read more →Ask the Attorney: Is Social Security Disability Taxable?
On March 30, 2017 / Collecting Social Security Disability, Social Security Attorneys / Leave a comment
Long Beach Attorneys Explain: Paying Taxes on Social Security Disability – Tax day is just around the corner, and our clients often are left wondering whether they will be taxed on their Social Security Disability payments. Social Security Disability payments are generally not taxed. But there are […]
Read more →Long Beach Attorneys Explain: Social Security Disability for Muscle & Bone Disease – Our experienced Social Security Disability Attorneys have successfully won SSDI cases for many individuals with musculoskeletal diseases and muscle or bone disorders. Whether your musculoskeletal, muscle or bone disorders qualifies you to receive SSDI […]
Read more →Collecting Social Security Disability for Amputation
On March 30, 2017 / Collecting Social Security Disability, Social Security Attorneys / Leave a comment
Long Beach Attorneys Explain: Collecting Social Security Disability for Amputation– If you have suffered an amputation, our thoughts are with you and we are here to help. We understand that an amputation is a life changing event that poses unbelievable challenges. In addition to the physical and […]
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