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Written by attorney Gerald Lutkenhaus, over 2 years ago.
Virginia Workers' Compensation can be complex. These are tips that can help.
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Written by attorney Gerald Lutkenhaus, almost 3 years ago.
If on partial workers comp disability in Virginia, these are the rules.
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Written by attorney Gerald Lutkenhaus, almost 3 years ago.
Social Security has a set of Impairment Listings. At one time "obesity" had an impairment listing. Thus, if the applicant was of a certain height and weight, then the applicant received Disability. For example, if you were 5'2" and 300 pounds, then you were well on your way to wi...
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Written by attorney Gerald Lutkenhaus, almost 3 years ago.
If your injury is due to repetitive lifting in Virginia, this is what you need to know.
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Written by attorney Gerald Lutkenhaus, almost 3 years ago.
Social Security has Impairment Listings for Heart Ailments, Back Ailments, etc. Fibromyalgia is not found among the Impairment Listings. Thus, an applicant cannot obtain a favorable disability "Impairment Listing" ruling because Fibromyalgia is not found among the Listings. The i...
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Written by attorney Gerald Lutkenhaus, almost 3 years ago.
SSI v. Social Security: What one needs to know?
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Written by attorney Gerald Lutkenhaus, almost 3 years ago.
Age is very important in Social Security cases.
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Written by attorney Gerald Lutkenhaus, almost 3 years ago.
How to find the best workers compensation lawyer in Virginia?
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Written by attorney Gerald Lutkenhaus, almost 3 years ago.
An injured worker suffers a scratch at work. Why should he report this as an injury? After all won't his fellow workers laugh at him and won't management ignore him? Won't he be considered a complainer? This brings to mind the story of an "injured claimant" I represented him in...
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Written by attorney Gerald Lutkenhaus, almost 3 years ago.
Mr. Smith came to me after he has lost his Virginia Social Security disability hearing. He said there was some "doctor" at the hearing. This "doctor" said Mr. Smith could work as a cashier, information clerk, or credit clerk but Mr. Smith complained he had only worked constructio...
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