When it comes to military service-related conditions, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is the most common. This shouldn’t come as a surprise, as the situations our veterans have endured in combat are hard for the rest of us to even relate to. The issues related with PTSD can often make it very difficult or impossible for…
Milwaukee, WI residents who are only a couple of years away from retirement age but lose their ability to work and make a living due to some medical condition have two options: retiring early or applying for social security disability benefits in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. However, by electing to apply of early retirement your monthly benefit…
Social Security Disability benefits exist to assist individuals who are unable to work due to a long-term or permanent disability. And since everyone pays into this program, it’s understandably frustrating if you apply for these benefits, yet get denied by the Social Security Administration. But the fact is, approximately 70 percent of applicant are initially…
Those who apply for SSDI insurance in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, should arm themselves with patience. Not only is the application review process lengthy, but two-thirds of the claims receive a negative response from the Disability Determination Bureau. To ensure the Bureau approves their claim and they receive the response faster, many applicants choose to work with…
With more than 50,000 new cases of CRPS being diagnosed in the United States each year it is not uncommon to see an injured worker dealing with this horrible disease after a suffering a work injury. Unfortunately, the effects of Complex Regional Pain Syndrome can be utterly debilitating leaving the injured worker unemployable. The question…
For many Vietnam Veterans, the emotional wounds of war have lasted a lot longer than the physical. Veterans of this era returned to the states after serving their country during a time of great political unrest. For a variety of factors, they were treated very poorly on their arrival home – a far cry from…
Injuries Covered by Wisconsin Worker’s Compensation The worker’s compensation law of Wisconsin defines an injury as any mental or physical harm due to workplace accidents or diseases, including accidental damage to artificial limbs, dental appliances and teeth. Injuries covered include: Physical harm or injury such as bruises, burns, cuts, fractures, crushing injuries, hernias, sprains,…
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