What is social security disability? What is social security disability? Social Security Disability is one of the most popular social programs in the history of America. The Social Security Administration offers two disability programs, one is SSDI which stands for Social Security Disability Insurance and the other is SSI which stands for Supplemental Security Income. […]
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Recently, a 55-year-old maintenance worker and member of a local labor union contacted our office. We learned that he became unable to work due to problems with his shoulders, right knee, and complications from diabetes. The Marasco & Nesselbush Social Security disability team led by partner Donna Nesselbush first assisted our client with his Social
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If you are applying for Social Security Disability benefits, you likely have a number of questions and concerns about what it will take to get your application approved. One of the first steps is getting through your initial SSD/SSI interview. At Marasco & Nesselbush, LLP, we understand how stressful and confusing the application process can
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You want to make sure you have an experienced, skilled, compassionate and caring legal advocate to help you with your Social Security Disability (SSD) application and to assist in appealing if your claim is not approved. Choosing the right attorney can be difficult. There are certain things you should look for to make sure your
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It is possible to get workers’ compensation and Social Security disability benefits at the same time. However, the way your workers’ comp payments are structured could significantly affect the amount you could receive in SSD benefits. Workers’ comp settlements may be a lump sum, in which you receive a one-time payment from your employer’s workers’
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The Social Security Administration (SSA) recently released a new fact sheet offering valuable information to individuals seeking Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits, as well as their families, friends and interested members of the public. Since many people don’t have an opportunity to learn about the SSD benefits process until they need to go through it,
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Disabilities don’t affect just adults. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, about 2.8 million American children currently live with disabilities. Children and teens with disabilities have the right to access certain programs to help them live their best lives. These include the right to a free and appropriate education in public schools and the right
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State Senator Donna Nesselbush, an attorney at Marasco & Nesselbush, LLP, recently sat down with U.S. Senator Sheldon Whitehouse and U.S. Congressman Jim Langevin to discuss the importance of protecting Social Security disability benefits for coming generations. The roundtable discussion event was held at Community Action Partnership of Providence. It also featured individuals who receive
A woman turned to Marasco & Nesselbush after previously being represented by another law firm. With her prior attorney, she received a denial of benefits from an Administrative Law Judge. She was suffering from severe carpal tunnel syndrome due to complications from arthritis. She had great difficulty using her hands for any productive activity. Due
In 2009 Donna Nesselbush and the Social Security Attorneys at Marasco & Nesselbush litigated several cases in the United States District Court, winning “remands”on 10 cases. We appeal cases to the United States District Court only after the Social Security Administration (SSA) denies disability benefits at all lower levels. However, if the attorneys at Marasco
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