The Social Security Administration Will Make Major Changes to SSDI The Social Security Administration has announced that it will make some major changes to its disability program, which will both facilitate claims and make filing more difficult. There are six major changes that those on disability, … [Read more...]
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Can I Get SS Benefits If I Suffered A Brain Injury?
November 7, 2011 By Pete Strom
South Carolina Social Security Disability Lawyers Every case and situation is different. To find out the answer, call one of our social security disability lawyers for a free case review. 803.252.4800 A traumatic brain injury (TBI) – is caused by a simple hit blow to the head, or a … [Read more...]
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Home Accident & Disability Claims
October 27, 2011 By Pete Strom
South Carolina Social Security Lawyers When an Accident at Home Leads to a Disability The Strom Law Firm represents people who have been injured in accidents at home or on another’s property. These can include slip-and-fall accidents, falls down stairs, injuries from falling objects … [Read more...]
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Do You Qualify for SS Disability Benefits?
October 24, 2011 By Pete Strom
South Carolina Social Security Lawyers Social Security Administration’s Disability Qualifying Test To determine whether you qualify for Social Security disability benefits, try our guide step-by-step guide below. If you still have questions about your eligibility for Social Security benefits in … [Read more...]
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Social Security Benefits to Increase 3.6 percent
October 20, 2011 By Pete Strom
South Carolina Social Security Lawyers Social Security benefits are expected to increase by 3.6 percent next year, the first increase since 2009 for the one in five Americans who rely on government disability programs and retirement. The increased benefits will help more than 60 million … [Read more...]
