What If I Have Returned To Work Light-duty Because Of My Disability, But I Am Making Less Money?
If you have returned to work and are making less money than your wage at the time of the accident because of your injuries, you may have a reduced earnings claim. Injured workers who have an ongoing disability but return to some work at reduced earnings should be entitled to receive two-thirds the difference between the wage at the time of the accident and current earnings.
My experience with the firm of Terry Katz and Associates proved to be a very rewarding experience. My specific case was for the receipt of SSI benefits. After having been denied my initial request for SS benefits, I contacted the firm of Terry Katz and Associates in the hopes of reinforcing my appeal.
The associate with whom I worked, Ms. Langdale, was truly exceptional, providing me not only with invaluable guidance, but personable and compassionate care along the way. She is a wonderful person. In the end, my appeal was successful and I am now receiving benefits.
I am so grateful to the Katz firm, for the exceptional assistance I received, not only from Ms. Langdale, but from all the associates involved at the firm. I highly recommend retaining their services for anyone seeking to strengthen their SSI case. Thank you again, Terry Katz & Associates!
