Loss Of Reflexes Affects Impairment Ratings In A Texas Workers’ Compensation Claim
Most Texas injured workers don’t know how a loss of reflexes affects impairment ratings in a Texas workers’ compensation claim. When there is a spinal
Most Texas injured workers don’t know how a loss of reflexes affects impairment ratings in a Texas workers’ compensation claim. When there is a spinal
When the SSA evaluates your application for benefits, it uses a sequential evaluation process for social security disability approval. This is a five step process
If you want to prove that you are not at maximum medical improvement (MMI), some evidence is required. In the past, there was a question
Social security disability benefits are designed for people who can’t work anymore because of a severe physical or mental health condition. When the legislature adopted
Unfortunately, too many things happen in a Texas workers’ compensation claim that make you think the deck is stacked against you. That makes you think
If you are applying for social security disability, you have to understand the concept of severe impairment under social security disability law. Proving a “severe”
Maximum medical improvement (MMI) is not based on ODG or MDA guidelines in Texas workers’ compensation claims. There are some designated doctors that need to
The social security disability hearing is where everything flips in your favor. Through the application process and the request for reconsideration, statistics indicate that you
Injured workers call us regularly because their workers’ compensation claim is denied by the adjuster assigned to the case. This is very common, and part
Did you know that your age affects social security disability benefits as much or more than any other factor? A lot of people think that
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