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There are basically two types of social security benefits for which disabled individuals may apply.

Each disability benefit program has its own specific criteria that must be met. These two social security disability benefits programs include: Social Security Disability Insurance and Supplemental Security Income.

 

 

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Temporary Partial Disability Attorney

Suffering from an occupational illness or injury can have far-reaching financial consequences for the affected individual. This is especially true if the individual does not receive some type of disability benefits while recuperating from their injury or illness. If the injury or illness is only temporary and the individual can still work in a part-time capacity, the individual may be entitled to disability benefits. Temporary partial disability (TPD) benefits are designed to supplement the difference in an individual's salary while they are recovering from their injury. Because light-duty or part-time work does not pay the same wages as full-time employment, temporary partial disability helps make up the difference in salary. Individuals with a temporary illness or injury that believe they should qualify for temporary partial disability benefits should contact temporary partial disability attorneys for assistance.

Do you qualify for temporary partial disability benefits? An experienced attorney that handles social security disability matters can help. Contact a temporary partial disability attorney in your local area today.

Facts About Temporary Partial Disability Benefits

When individuals are limited in their work and cannot perform all of the same job requirements as before their injury or illness, these individuals may be eligible for temporary partial disability benefits. Temporary partial disability benefits can provide individuals with the financial cushion they need until they can once again carry out their full job duties. Individuals seeking temporary partial disability benefits should be aware of the following:

  • Benefits will be paid for up to 350 weeks from the date of the accident
  • Benefits will pay two-thirds of the difference in pay before and after the injury or illness
  • Laws dictate the maximum amount of benefits to be paid from the date of the accident

Calculating Temporary Partial Disability Benefits

Temporary partial disability provides injured or sick individuals with two-thirds of the difference between the individual's pre-injury average gross weekly salary and their current salary. There is no minimum compensation rate for temporary partial disability benefits, but there are maximums. There are circumstances in which an individual's temporary partial disability benefits could be reduced, and this reduction would occur based on statewide average weekly wages. For more information about calculating temporary partial disability benefits, a temporary partial disability attorney should be contacted.

Get Legal Help

If you have been injured on the job or have an employment related illness, you may qualify for temporary partial disability benefits. As an injured or ill worker, you should feel confident filing a temporary partial disability claim. For expert legal assistance filing your claim, contact a temporary partial disability lawyer. Temporary partial disability lawyers understand that filing a disability claim can oftentimes be unnerving. However, disability benefits were created to help people that find themselves in the same situation as you.

Were you or a loved one injured on the job? If so, you may be entitled to temporary partial disability benefits. Contact a temporary partial disability attorney in your local area to discuss your legal options today.



Did you know?
In order for injured or ill workers to ensure they receive the temporary partial disability benefits they need, these individuals should not hesitate to consult with the attorneys at a temporary partial disability law firm. In many cases, individuals are denied the temporary partial disability benefits for which they are both eligible and entitled. Temporary partial disability lawyers will fight aggressively to make certain that injured or sick workers obtain the financial assistance they need.


 
 
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