If you have a completely disabling injury or illness that prevents you from working, then you may be eligible for Social Security disability benefits. Learn more about eligibility, about getting the benefits that you deserve, and about other important issues that could impact your benefits.
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How To Create a My Social Security Account
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Monthly Payment Schedule for 2025 Social Security DisabilityDo you know exactly when to expect your Social Security disability checks? Check the 2025 payment schedule here.
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The Importance of Including Secondary Conditions on SSDI ApplicationsThe combined impact of secondary conditions may improve the chances the SSA will approve your Social Security disability claim. Learn why in this article.
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Musicians With Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSIs) and How SSDI Could Have HelpedMany musicians suffer from repetitive strain injuries (RSI), which can make playing their instruments very difficult. They may qualify for SSDI benefits.
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Applying for Social Security Disability with Limited Work HistoryMany SSDI applicants may have limited work history or gaps in their employment due to disability. Learn how to overcome these challenges in your application.
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Qualifying for SSDI When You Have Borderline Personality DisorderPeople with borderline personality disorder may qualify to receive Social Security Disability Insurance benefits with the help of an experienced attorney.
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Crucial Reasons Why Hiring a Skilled SSD Lawyer Is ParamountImprove the chances your Social Security disability claim will be approved. Learn why hiring a skilled SSD lawyer is critical for your application and appeal.
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Qualifying for Social Security Disability Benefits With ArthritisIf you suffer from rheumatoid arthritis or other types of arthritis, you may qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance benefits. Learn more here.
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Qualifying for SSDI With Invisible DisabilitiesLearn how invisible disabilities, like chronic pain and mental health conditions, may be able to qualify for Social Security disability benefits.
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Understanding Non-Medical Requirements for SSDIUnderstanding the non-medical requirements for Social Security Disability Insurance is essential when seeking to qualify for benefits. Find out more here.
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Disabled Veterans May Qualify for SSDI and VA BenefitsIf you're a disabled veteran, you may qualify for both SSDI and VA benefits. Keefe Disability Law's adept SSDI lawyers can help you explore your eligibility.
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Social Security Disability Pay: What Caregivers Need to KnowCaring for a disabled relative? SSDI benefits can help cover the cost of their care. Our Boston disability lawyers can help you apply for SSDI for a loved one.
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Applying for SSDI for an Eosinophilic DisorderCan't work due to a disabling eosinophilic disorder? Find out how our skilled Boston disability lawyers can help you explore your eligibility for SSDI benefits.
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Appealing an SSDI Denial: Appeals Council ReviewCan't work but denied SSDI? If you appealed but didn't have any luck at the Reconsideration or ALJ Hearing levels, you can request an Appeals Council Review.
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Appealing an SSDI Denial: Hearing by an Administrative Law JudgeCan't work but denied SSDI benefits and reconsideration? Our experienced Boston disability lawyer explains ALJ hearings, the next step in the appeals process.
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Appealing an SSDI Denial: ReconsiderationUnable to work due to a disability but denied SSDI benefits? Our skilled Boston SSDI lawyer explains the first step of the appeals process and how we can help.
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Understanding the Differences Between SSI and SSDICan't work due to disability? You may qualify for Social Security disability benefits. Find out which program is right for you and how we can help you apply.
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Qualifying for SSDI for Pemphigus or PemphigoidBullous diseases like pemphigus and pemphigoid can make it impossible to hold a job. Find out how our adept MA disability attorneys can help you apply for SSDI.
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Qualifying for SSDI for Painful Bladder SyndromeUnable to work due to painful bladder syndrome? You may qualify for SSDI. Here's what you need to know, including how our Boston disability lawyers can help.
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Understanding Residual Functional Capacity Assessments for SSDIApplying for SSDI, but don't meet a listing in the Blue Book? Completing an RFC assessment can help prove your condition is disabling. Find out how we can help.