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How to Collect Social Security Faster

Our Attorneys Explain How to Collect Social Security Disability Faster A recent audit of the Social Security Administration system revealed that over one million applications are back-logged. Consumer watchdogs say that the average time to process Social Security claims is up to 450 days – and the number of pending cases is the largest in Social […]

Female Workers Compensation Attorneys

Los Angeles Best Women Workers Compensation Lawyers In 1971 the disability law firm of Cantrell Green was founded by attorneys Marilyn Green and Dick Cantrell. Forty decades ago – when only 10% of law students were female – Ms. Green was an award winning lawyer, championing the fair representation of disabled workers. Cantrell Green had had female […]

Female Social Security Attorneys

Los Angeles Best Female / Women Social Security Lawyers The disability law firm of Cantrell Green was founded in 1971 by attorneys Marilyn Green and Dick Cantrell. Forty years ago – when only 10% of law students were female – Ms. Green was a pioneer in championing the fair representation of disabled workers. Things have […]

Ask the Workers Comp Attorney: What is Temporary Disability?

Attorneys Explain Workers Comp Terms: Temporary Disability– Temporary Disability (“TD”) benefits are Workers compensation payments that an injured worker receives if he or she cannot do their usual job, while recovering from your injury or illness. TD benefits are not taxable. Temporary Total Disability Temporary Total Disability is paid to injured workers who cannot work […]

Happy Birthday Social Security!

Lawyers Answer: Are My Social Security Benefits Safe? Next month Social Security reaches its 80th anniversary – on August 14, 2015. Established in 1935 by President Franklin Roosevelt, the Social Security system was put in place to assist “the most vulnerable members of the American public.” And – while the Social Security Administration has planned […]

Workers Comp, Workmens Comp or Workmans Comp?

About The Original Workmen’s Compensation Law – In 1910, representatives of various state commissions met at a conference in Chicago and the Uniform Workmen’s Compensation Law. Although this innovative new law was not overwhelmingly adopted, the Uniform Workmen’s Compensation Law became the blueprint for state “Workmen’s Compensation” statutes. By 1920 all but eight states had […]

Update: Defense Base Act Double Dipping

Defense Base Act Lawyers Discuss New Double Recovery Case Law – A new decision from the “Benefits Review Board” came down recently that allows “double recovery” (or “double dipping”) in certain Defense Base Act cases, under certain circumstances, for certain types of contractors. The Defense Base Act specifically states that the liability of an employer […]

War Hazards Compensation

How War Hazards Compensation Affects Defense Base Act Cases – What is the War Hazards Compensation Act? Generally speaking, the War Hazards Compensation Act is a program whereby the United States government repays insurance companies for the benefits those companies paid to injured workers whose injuries were caused by a “war-risk hazard”. What is a […]