Keefe Disability Law has compiled a list of the most frequently asked questions in response to the overwhelming number of people who need help with the Social Security Disability process in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island. If you are disabled and need help with disability benefits, read on to learn how to protect your legal rights.
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Is my employer required to have workers’ compensation insurance?
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Get the Workers’ Comp Benefits You Deserve After an Auto Accident
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I was hurt at work in Massachusetts. What should workers’ compensation include?
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When will my long-term disability benefits end?
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How long do I have to file a lawsuit if I was hurt by a dangerous drug?
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Is it financially beneficial for me to pursue a mass tort lawsuit after being hurt by a defective medical device?
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What is a prescription medication manufacturing defect?
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The pharmaceutical company did not warn me about the potential side effects of my medication. Is the pharmaceutical company liable for the injuries I suffered?
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What should I do if I’ve been injured by a medical device?
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How long will it take to get long-term disability benefits after I become disabled?
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Can I get Social Security disability benefits if I’ve been diagnosed with an affective disorder?
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Do I Have to Attend a Consultative Exam for My Social Security Disability Claim?
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What is the Activities of Daily Living questionnaire?
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I have a slipped disk and I am in excruciating pain. Am I eligible for Social Security disability benefits?
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Will I get a Social Security hearing decision on the day of my hearing?
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My Social Security disability application was denied, and I do not understand the appeals process. Should I contact a lawyer?
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When will my Social Security disability benefits end?
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Can I get Social Security disability benefits for asthma?
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I have severe osteoarthritis that is affecting my ability to work. Will I qualify for Social Security disability?
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I was denied Social Security disability benefits because of problems with my medical evidence. What do I do now?