Anxiety may be a normal part of life. Panic disorders are an entirely different matter altogether – it is more serious. Individuals with anxiety disorders often experience intense, excessive and persistent worry and fear about everyday situations. These may also...
Scranton Workers’ Comp And SSD Law Blog
How medical evidence helps secure SSD benefits
Social Security Disability benefits can provide aid to those who cannot work due to serious illnesses. They supply financial support for living expenses and medical costs when people cannot work. However, an individual must qualify for these benefits. Part of that...
How scammers target veterans regarding SSD benefits
Scammers frequently target veterans and their families with schemes related to Social Security disability benefits. These fraudsters exploit the financial stability and sense of duty of military personnel to steal their money. By learning about common scams, veterans...
Preventing injuries in high-risk industries
In high-risk industries such as construction, manufacturing, and mining, workplace safety is an unquestionable necessity. Preventing injuries in these high-risk sectors starts with comprehensive safety protocols and continuous education. Proper training All employees...
Navigating workers compensation claims for mental health issues
Working through workers' compensation claims for mental health issues can seem tricky. It is important for workers to understand how to manage claims if they face work-related mental health problems such as stress or depression. There are some important steps that...
Can you get Social Security Disability for broken bones?
Working in some occupations can risk injury, including breaking one or more bones. Sometimes a broken bone does not turn out to be serious, and you recover within days. Unfortunately, some workers suffer serious bone injuries and aftereffects arising from their...
The difference between workers’ comp and third-party claims
When employees suffer injuries on the job, they typically have two avenues for seeking compensation. The most commonly-known route is to file for workers' compensation. However, some injuries might call for a third-party claim instead. Both options offer financial...
3 industries with the most work-related slips, trips and falls
Slips, trips and falls are common workplace hazards that can result in serious injuries and productivity losses. Some industries see more of these injuries than others. Understanding the industries most at risk of fall-related injuries helps employers and policymakers...
Social Security disability claimants facing record wait times
Wait times for Social Security disability claimants are on the rise. This is causing frustration among those seeking financial support due to disabilities. Several factors contribute to the lengthening of wait times. These factors impact the timeliness of disability...
3 common kinds of workplace respiratory illnesses
Most workplaces, from manufacturing plants and construction sites to hospitals and insurance offices, come with certain hazards. Workers' compensation exists to help ease the financial burden when these hazards cause injuries or illnesses. There are many potential...
