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Vets, PTSD and Social Security Disability Benefits
It’s heartbreaking every time you see an article about a Vet dying by suicide. In 2016, 128 Alabama veterans took their own lives, a rate of 34.2 per 100,000 people, far above the rate of 20.5 for the overall population. The things our Service Men and Women see and do, what they suffer-both physically and mentally-is Read More
Read MoreProfessional Athletes Hire Powell and Denny
A lot has been said about Indianapolis Colt’s starting QB Andrew Luck’s surprising decision to retire from the NFL at age 29. The injuries and mental wariness just grew to be too much for him. Many people questioned his decision, but unless you have walked in his shoes, you really don’t know what he is going Read More
Read MoreCan I receive both Social Security Disability and Workers Comp
Alabama Disability Lawyers Can I receive both Social Security Disability and Workers Comp? Yes you can. Through the years, our firm has represented many injured workers who we assisted in obtaining both their workers compensation benefits and Social Security Disability benefits at the same time. In cases of very serious injuries, this is not uncommon. Read More
Read MorePowell and Denny: Best of the Best
We are thrilled to announced that our law firm-Powell and Denny, P.C.-has been selected as one of the “Best of the Best” law firms by The American Registry. This honor is given to the Top 1% of law firms in a particular State and we were selected as on of the top firms in Alabama. Read More
Read MoreAlabama Disability Attorneys: What’ Difference between SSDI and SSI Benefits
Alabama Disability Attorney: What’s the Difference between SSDI and SSI Benefits? As has been shown in some of our earlier posts, SSDI stands for Social Security Disability Insurance. To qualify for SSDI benefits, you must show that (i) you meet the legal definition of being disabled and (ii) that you are insured for disability purposes. You Read More
Read MoreAm I entitled to Social Security Disability Benefits in Alabama VII
Am I entitled to Social Security Disability Benefits in Alabama The vast majority of disabled persons who apply for Social Security Disability benefits, regardless of their medical condition, are denied disability benefits on their initial application. Many of those applying for disability benefits believe that given the Social Security Administration’s opinion that they are not Read More
Read MoreAm I entitled to Social Security Disability Benefits in Alabama VI
Am I entitled to Social Security Disability Benefits in Alabama The vast majority of disabled persons who apply for Social Security Disability benefits, regardless of their medical condition, are denied disability benefits on their initial application. Many of those applying for disability benefits believe that given the Social Security Administration’s opinion that they are not Read More
Read MoreAm I entitled to Social Security Disability Benefits in Alabama V
Am I entitled to Social Security Disability Benefits in Alabama The vast majority of disabled persons who apply for Social Security Disability benefits, regardless of their medical condition, are denied disability benefits on their initial application. Many of those applying for disability benefits believe that given the Social Security Administration’s opinion that they are not Read More
Read MoreAm I entitled to Social Security Disability Benefits in Alabama IV
Am I entitled to Social Security Disability Benefits in Alabama The vast majority of disabled persons who apply for Social Security Disability benefits, regardless of their medical condition, are denied disability benefits on their initial application. Many of those applying for disability benefits believe that given the Social Security Administration’s opinion that they are not Read More
Read MoreAm I entitled to Social Security Disability Benefits in Alabama III
Am I entitled to Social Security Disability Benefits in Alabama The vast majority of disabled persons who apply for Social Security Disability benefits, regardless of their medical condition, are denied disability benefits on their initial application. Many of those applying for disability benefits believe that given the Social Security Administration’s opinion that they are not Read More
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