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Requesting disability benefits means showing the Social Security Administration (SSA) that you meet their definition of being disabled. This can lead to some confusion. A person may believe that their condition makes it impossible for them to work and thus assume that...
After a work injury or your diagnosis resulting in a job-acquired medical condition, claiming benefits from Missouri workers' compensation will help you during your recovery. You can count on full coverage for your medical treatment related to the work injury or...
People can suffer life-altering injuries while engaging in the most ordinary behaviors. You could fall and hit your head because the floor at the entrance to your apartment building is wet. You could break a bone if you trip over an exposed electrical cord near a...
You are halfway through transcribing a medical record when you notice pain in your wrist or forearms. You might take a moment to stretch out your fingers and hands, but you will probably continue to work like normal without letting anybody know about your experience....
An estate plan is not the same thing as a last will. A will is a specific document that talks about what happens to your property after you die. An estate plan includes other information. It might include instructions for your funeral and paperwork for your prepaid...
If you ask the average person for an example of a disability, they’re probably going to mention a physical ailment. They could note that someone may be unable to walk after a spinal cord injury, for instance, or that someone was born without the ability to see. These...
When you apply for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), one thing you should know is that there is a high chance that your claim could be denied – at least initially. That denial doesn’t necessarily mean that you don’t deserve to have disability benefits. It...
If you suffer a brain injury in a fall, a car accident, or any other sort of catastrophic event, it’s normal to have short-term symptoms that may not last. Even a mild injury like a concussion can lead to vomiting, fatigue and mental confusion, which may clear up over...
If you have not yet made a will, it is essential to do so soon. However young you are, however much time you think you have to worry about estate planning, surprises can happen. Creating a will ensures that the assets you have reach the people you want when you die....
No two car crashes are exactly alike. One may be a rear-end collision between two passenger vehicles, one of which failed to notice a stoplight up ahead. The next might be one car side-swiping another on the freeway because one didn’t check their blind spot before...
