Applying for disability benefits, whether they be from the Social Security Administartion or the VA, is a process can be quite confusing, so we have broken down parts of it into helpful, easy-to-understand articles.
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October 2014 Newsletter"Your Social Security" October 2014 Newsletter by Cuddigan Law
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How Injured Workers Can Get a Social Security Disability Hearing Scheduled More QuicklyStill waiting for your Social Security disability hearing date? Find out if you could be eligible to speed up the process and get your case heard sooner.
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What to Do After You Have Missed the Social Security Appeals DeadlineDid you miss the Social Security disability appeal deadline? If you were unable to file due to certain circumstances, you may still be able to get benefits.
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What Is the Difference Between Reapplying and Appealing a Social Security Disability Denial?Should you reapply after your Social Security benefits are denied? Find out the difference between submitting a new application and appealing the decision.
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Suffering With Rheumatoid Arthritis? There Are Many Ways to Qualify for Social Security Disability Benefits.Has your rheumatoid arthritis caused more than just joint pain? Learn how to get Social Security disability when your RA finally prevents you from working.
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September 2014 Newsletter"Your Social Security" September 2014 Newsletter by Cuddigan Law
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Qualifying for Social Security Disability Benefits After a Scleroderma DiagnosisWere you recently diagnosed with scleroderma? Find out which complications may make it difficult for you to work and when to apply for Social Security benefits.
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Social Security Disability Benefits: We Handle Both Applications & AppealsDo you need to apply for Social Security disability benefits. Have you been denied and would like to appeal? Cuddigan Law is here to help, serving NE and IA.
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HIV and the Evidence You Need to Get Your Social Security Disability Application ApprovedIs a positive HIV blood test enough to qualify you for Social Security disability? Find out what other medical evidence you need to complete your application.
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Advanced Breast Cancer Patients May Not Have to Wait for Social Security Disability PaymentsUndergoing treatment for Stage 4 breast cancer? You can get immediate Social Security disability to pay for your medical bills and costs of living.