It’s hard to shake a past criminal conviction. Whether it was a youthful mistake or a serious offense that you to changed and grew from, it can feel like a past criminal conviction — even a simple misdemeanor — can shadow you for years. Job applications, auto insurance, and loan documents often want to know: “Have you...
September is Muscular Dystrophy Awareness Month. About 250,000 children and adults in the U.S. are living with muscular dystrophy. This blog will take a look at muscular dystrophy, including how this incurable condition qualifies for Social Security disability benefits with the help of an experienced attorney. Disability Attorney Nebraska If you are unable to work...
More than 37 million adults in the U.S. suffer from hearing loss. Many of them cannot work because of it. As we kick off National Deaf Awareness Month this September, our latest blog will look at Social Security Disability Benefits for hearing loss and the requirements therein. Disability Attorney for Hearing Loss The Social Security...
A Cognitive impairment can make it difficult to hold down a job and support your family. Ranging in severity from mild memory loss to full-blown dementia and other life-altering symptoms, cognitive impairments can result from a brain injury, illness, or age. This blog will provide an overview of the different kinds of cognitive impairments and...
Many people who apply for Social Security disability are denied at the initial application level – especially without a lawyer advocating on their behalf. If you’ve been turned down for disability benefits and are faced with a condition that leaves you unable to work, the next step is to have an attorney file what’s called...
