Workers Compensation Attorney FAQ

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Should I apply for Social Security Disability?

This is an individual decision that needs to be based on the facts of each case. If you are receiving workers compensation lost wage benefits, your SSD benefits would be offset by your workers' compensation benefits. You should seek the advice of an attorney at Michael J. O'Connor & Associates when making this decision to ensure that you are maximizing the amount of benefits you receive. We are experienced in both workers' compensation and social security disability laws.

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