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A recent audit by the Social Security Administration Office of the Inspector General highlights a topic that is frequently misunderstood by New Jersey workers' compensation practitioners, Claimants, and Social Security representatives: the interaction between Social...
After a New Jersey car crash, medical bills may not be your only concern. Ongoing pain can limit your daily activities and affect your quality of life. Your ability to seek pain and suffering damages might depend on the lawsuit option selected under your policy or, in...
On September 1, 2026, the Social Security Administration published SSR 26-2p, a new ruling that explains how SSA documents and evaluates disability claims involving young adults ages 18 through approximately 25. The ruling becomes effective October 1, 2026, and...
A motorcycle accident raises difficult legal questions, especially when the rider was not wearing a helmet at the time of the crash. Learning how New Jersey addresses these situations might allow you to plan for what happens next. Helmet rules and injury claims New...
Why You Should Not Wait to Apply / Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) I am preparing a much longer blog post regarding Social Security Disability and New Jersey Workers’ Compensation. The first entry focuses on a practical (and often time-sensitive) point: an injured...
Effective March 23, 2026, the Social Security Administration (SSA) issued SSR 26-1p, a policy interpretation ruling governing continuing disability reviews (CDR’s) for children under age 18 receiving Supplemental Security Income (SSI). The ruling rescinds and...
Truck accidents in New Jersey can lead to injuries that affect your health, career, and daily life for years. While immediate medical bills often come first, a claim may also consider how your injuries shape your future. Understanding the types of losses involved can...
A hit and run accident can leave you shaken and unsure what to do next. In New Jersey, you may have more paths to financial recovery than you first realize. State law outlines what drivers must do after a crash and explains how insurance carriers may respond when...
Workplace injuries can disrupt your routine and income. You might expect the claims process to be straightforward, but sometimes problems arise that may slow recovery or delay benefits. Recognizing warning signs early can help you protect your rights and keep your...
Car accidents in New Jersey often bring stress. The challenges only grow if you find out that the other driver has no insurance. While New Jersey law requires all drivers to carry liability insurance, unfortunately some still drive without it. When these accidents...