Where you live is not the relevant factor. You will need to reach out to attorney licensed in the state where the injury occurred.

You need to reach out to a local social security attorney and provide them with a great deal more information than is practical in this Q&A forum. ...

Yes you can if you can prove through very thorough medical documentation that you have migraines that are severe enough and frequent enough that...

There is no such thing as being a beneficiary for social security purposes. While there are survivor's benefits and / or widow's benefits...

The answer depends on a great deal more information that you do not provide. That would include exactly how it happened and the extent of your...

Your post is a bit unclear. I suggest that you reach out to a local social security attorney for a more detailed conversation than is possible in...

These are questions that can only be answered by your lawyer. My view is that these cases can be done quickly or correctly but not both. You want...

Do some research either here or elsewhere and make a few phone calls to experienced malpractice firms. Speak to a real lawyer rather than an...

The better plan, in my opinion, is to seek an order of restitution from the judge in the criminal case.

You may be able to obtain SSRIB - social security retirement insurance benefits - if you have worked enough and paid into the system. At 79 it...