Monthly Archives: June 2026
SSD vs. SSI: Are They the Same Thing?
Social Security Disability cases often involve confusion about two programs: Social Security Disability Insurance and Supplemental Security Income. If you are unable to work due to a serious medical condition, understanding this difference is an important first step. Here we explain how Social Security Disability compares to Supplemental Security Income and how a Social… Read More »
Why Are Social Security Disability Claims Sometimes Denied?
Applying for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits can feel like a major step toward financial stability, but many disabled SSD applicants are surprised to learn that claims are often denied. Importantly, a denial does not necessarily mean you do not qualify. Instead, it often means that something was missing, unclear, or improperly presented in… Read More »
SSD Recipient’s $46k Bill for Extra Work Underscores Importance of Knowing Earning Limits
Social Security Disability (SSD) cases are once again drawing attention after a man receiving SSD benefits reportedly received a demand from the Social Security Administration seeking repayment of more than $46,000 in benefits. According to reports, the man, who was receiving Social Security Disability benefits for severe diabetic neuropathy, worked additional hours after his… Read More »
How a Social Security Disability Lawyer Helps Disabled SSD Applicants After a Claim Denial
Many disabled individuals contact a Social Security Disability lawyer after receiving a denial letter from the Social Security Administration (SSA). A denied Social Security Disability (SSD) claim can feel discouraging, especially when an applicant is already struggling with medical problems, lost income, and uncertainty about the future. However, a denial does not always mean… Read More »