Southfield, MI
Social Security & Disability Lawyer at Southfield, MI
Practice Areas: Social Security, Car Accidents, Personal Injury
There are attorneys who specialize in health care law. Seek out someone near you who can advise accordingly.
This is a duplicate question. See prior responses.
You have no injuries thus no case. Furthermore, if the doctor was concerned for their safety, it seems a rational question to ask.
Yes. It is considered SSI. However it is also considered SSDI. As you said, you get both.
Unfortunately there is no set answer to this question. The timing can vary depending on time of year, ancillary issues such as workers...
Your expenses are not the issue. The Court Order is the only issue and your ex ignores that at his peril.
Any responsible attorney would sue all possible Defendants. If you truly have no responsibility then you will later get dismissed.
Absent a serious and / or permanent injury the mere fact that they had to perform an additional procedure would not be enough to warrant a medical...
Your LTD insurance is a contract between you and an insurance company. The terms of your agreement are governed by that contract and the insurance...
It appears that your SSD benefit is less than the current SSI benefit of $750 per month so you are receiving some SSI money to bring you up to that...
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