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“I believe without his legal expertise, I would not have received Social Security Disability benefits. He is a kind, generous, and empathetic man.”

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“I appreciate everything you’ve done for me. Now the burden of financial stability will be less of a hardship on my sister. She’s all I have and I’m very grateful for all your hard work. You’re like my guardian angel.”

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Center on Budget and Policy Priorities

Center on Budget and Policy Priorities

Nov 19, 2020

There are many people in need in our country — especially right now. Times like these are an important reason why we create social safety nets and low-income organizations and initiatives. But who fights for those policies and initiatives? Who looks at the needs of...

What You Need to File a Personal Injury Claim for a Car Accident 

What You Need to File a Personal Injury Claim for a Car Accident 

Nov 19, 2020

Most people think that a personal injury claim related to a car accident should be fairly simple and straightforward. If you are in a crash caused by someone else and get hurt, their insurance should pay to help you recover. After all, that’s what insurance is for,...

Exertional vs. Nonexertional Limitations – What’s the Difference?

Exertional vs. Nonexertional Limitations – What’s the Difference?

Nov 10, 2020

When considering your disability claim, the Social Security Administration (SSA) will break down your limitations into two categories: exertional and nonexertional limitations. A limitation is when your illnesses, injuries, and related symptoms make it harder to...