Applying For Social Security Disability? Here's 3 Things You Need To Know

If you are applying for Social Security disability, here are three things that you should know before you go to your local office or apply online. You should know that workers' compensation benefits can end up reducing your SSA benefits as you are already getting benefits through compensation. You are also automatically eligible for Medicaid once collecting disability payments for a minimum of two years, and Social Security benefits can assist you in getting back into the workplace if you are able to work again during the time you received benefits. [Read More]

Three Civil Rights Cases That You Should Know About

Most people know about the landmark civil rights cases. Certain court decisions receive due attention for their effect on society. Brown vs. Board of Education (1954) comes to mind. You are probably aware that this Supreme Court decision rendered racial segregation in public schools unconstitutional. However, there are other cases worthy of veneration. You should know about these decisions to have a full understanding of just how real change came about. [Read More]

Addressing Three Concerns About Being Sexually Harassed

It is an unfortunate fact that sexual harassment is a problem that many people will have to address at some point in their lives. When faced with this type of harassment in the workplace, it can create a particularly stressful situation. If you are currently experiencing this type of issue, you may have a few questions that you need answered to better appreciate how to defend your rights and pursue justice. [Read More]

FAQs About The Social Security Administration's Continuing Disability Review

When you receive Social Security disability benefits, your eligibility to continue to receive benefits will be assessed at some point. Depending on your circumstances, it is possible that you could lose your benefits. If you have received notice that you are being re-evaluated for eligibility, here is what you need to know.  What Is the SSA Looking For? During the continuing disability review, or CDR, the SSA is essentially reassessing your eligibility to receive benefits. [Read More]