Articles to Help Injured Workers Get the Disability Benefits They Deserve
Information is the most valuable tool you will need to get your benefits paid. Our library articles offer a wealth of information on gathering medical evidence, speaking to case managers, filing paperwork, and other problems that can make or break your disability case.
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The Consultative Exam As a Louisiana Social Security disability lawyer, I have advised many clients on what to expect and traps to look out for at consultative examinations -
The Secret to Winning A Long-Term Disability Claim The complex nature of the long-term disability application process is stressful and difficult. Do you want to know the secret to winning your LTD claim? -
How to Accurately Describe Your Job on Your LTD Claim Disability attorney Loyd Bourgeois explains why trying to make your work duties into something they weren’t can kill your long-term disability insurance claim. -
Steps to appealing a Social Security Disability Denial In Louisiana, there are three major steps in appealing a denial of Social Security Disability benefits. Luling attorney Loyd Bourgeois summarizes the steps -
The Social Security Disability Insurance Application Process For more information on your Social Security Disability case, contact Louisiana attorney Loyd J. Bourgeois by calling 985-240-9773 today. -
Social Security Disability Benefits This article briefly describes the type of benefits you should expect to receive if your application for Social Security Disability benefits is approved. -
Social Security Disability Application Forms Explained Applying for SSDI benefits requires the completion of several application forms. These are the main four that will need to be completed during the process. -
Understanding the Differences Between SSI and SSDI Many people are confused about who is eligible for SSDI and who must apply for SSI. Learn the differences and which applies to you here. -
SSA’s Compassionate Allowance List Includes 165 Conditions The SSA’s Compassionate Allowance List exists to assure faster approval to those with serious or terminal conditions. The list was expanded in 2012.