WWhat will happen if I can't make it to my first asap class?

You should check with your Case Manager. You may be able to miss one class. But the penalty for missing classes is loss of your restricted license.

Workmans comp paid medical 4 years ago and having issues again with same injury?

If your injury was four (4) years ago, you had two (2) years from the date of the accident to obtain an award for this injury from the Virginia...

I did not means permanent social security I mea SSDI I am 76 and receiving a small SS check monthly, barley enough for food l?

If you are 76, you are getting the maximum Social Security benefits. If your Social Security is less than $770 a month, you can apply for SSI. If...

Is My sons stepdaughter entitled to social security death benefits?

This is the Rule. Some time ago a policy decision was made that step-chidlren who received 50% or more of their support from a step-parent would be...

Will my disability payments be affected from a WC medical settlement?

Yes, the WC settlement can adversely affect your Social Security benefits. Since you have WC medical coverage, the settlement "must' cover your...

The nurse case manager (NCM) is a constant problem in workers' compensation cases. They can be helpful if they can facilitate getting treatment....

Can my employer keep me from returning from fmla due to some work restrictions from doctor? ?

From your question it does not appear the knee surgery was related to a work-related injury. You indicate that previously you were able to return...

How long after the ssd i hearing reaction goes to a writer do I have to wait?

In Virginia, the hearing offices seem to lack opinion writers. Thus, it takes a long time to get a decision. In my experience in Virginia, the...

Yes, if you appeal within ten (10) days, then your benefits will continue. You may want to go to your local office and make sure an appeal is...

From your facts, it appears you were on SSDI due to a 2010 decision. Then in October 2014 you returned to work and gave up your SSDI. You could...