With the sudden rise of people working from home regularly, you may start to wonder how this might affect you if a work-related injury occurs at home and you may need to file for worker’s compensation.
Can Remote Employees Qualify for Workers Comp?
By Kenton Koszdin on April 23, 2020
In Blogs
Arthritis and Social Security Disability
By Kenton Koszdin Law Office on January 29, 2020
In Social Security Disability
With the significant pain and joint swelling that can come with any type of arthritis, this disease can limit your ability to work and perform everyday activities.
Can Other Payments Affect Social Security Disability Benefits?
By Kenton Koszdin Law Office on November 19, 2019
In Social Security Benefits
Social Security Disability Benefits payments can be affected by income from other sources. Here are some guidelines to help you.
Workplace Injuries and Workers’ Compensation: Falling from a Height at Work
By Kenton Koszdin Law Office on October 29, 2019
In Workers Compensation
More than one in five U.S. deaths in the workplace are from construction, falls from height comprise a large percentage of on-the-job injuries.
Wounded Warrior Program Expedited Service: Helping Members of the Military Gain Social Security Benefits More Quickly
By Kenton Koszdin Law Office on October 14, 2019
In Disability Insurance
Applying for Social Security benefits can be a time consuming process. Military service members may be eligible for expedited processing.
Workers’ Compensation for Babysitters and Nannies in California
By Kenton Koszdin Law Office on September 4, 2019
In Workers Compensation
If you are injured working as a nanny or babysitting, would you be covered for Workers’ Compensation (WC)? Nannies and babysitters are two examples of domestic workers. Caregivers, such as those who provide care to the elderly or to individuals who are disabled, are also domestic workers. Which Domestic Workers Are Eligible for Workers’ Compensation?… Read More
Teenage Summer Workers and Workers’ Compensation
By Kenton Koszdin Law Office on June 19, 2019
In Workers Compensation
If your teenaged daughter or son is starting a summer job, you are probably proud and relieved at the same time! You also may be just a bit worried about your teen getting injured on the job. Just like adult workers, teens are covered by California Workers’ Compensation (WC) laws. So if your child does… Read More
Does Work History Matter When Applying for SSDI?
By Katherine L on April 1, 2019
In Social Security Disability
One of the most important factors in determining your eligibility for Social Security Disability (SSDI) benefits is your work history. When the Social Security Administration receives your SSDI application, your medical condition will be matched against the official “Blue Book” of severe impairments. If your disability does not correspond to any entry there, the next… Read More
California Workers’ Compensation: How the Appeal Process Works
By Katherine L on January 16, 2019
In Workers Compensation
California provides several stages in which a Workers’ Compensation (WC) applicant can appeal a Workers’ Compensation award decision. Even if your employer’s insurance company accepted your claim, you may want to resolve a dispute that exists in your case. Petition for Reconsideration. The initial appeal step is to file a Petition for Reconsideration with your… Read More
The CalABLE Program: ABLE Accounts Now Available in California
By Katherine L on January 2, 2019
In Social Security Disability
As of December 18th, 2018, the CalABLE program is live and accepting new enrollees. The California Achieving a Better Life Experience (CalABLE) Program, signed into law by Governor Brown in 2015, allows qualified people with disabilities and their families to save more money without the fear of losing government assistance. How the CalABLE Program Works… Read More