You’ve worked hard your whole life, so it’s perfectly reasonable to expect that the benefits you’ve earned will be there when you need them. Review our blog posts about workers’ compensation and Social Security disability to better understand how to navigate the application and appeals process for these programs.
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Learn Strategies to Cope with the Stress and Anxiety that COVID-19 Causes COVID-19 is Causing stress and anxiety - Free webinars offered by McGill University on how to cope with social isolation and fear from Coronavirus -
Understanding How Work Credits Affect Your SSDI Application To be eligible for SSDI benefits, an applicant must have sufficient work credits. A New York Social Security disability attorney explains. -
Corona Virus (COVID-19) Resources for New Yorkers What does the Cornavirus (COVID-19) mean for New Yorkers? Get the latest from the Cuomo and info on what to do if you've been exposed, laid off or furloughed. -
New York Workers' Compensation Claims for Coronavirus (COVID-19) The COVID-19 coronavirus is devastating businesses & workers throughout NY. Can you prove you caught the virus at work? You could be entitled to workers' comp. -
About the Social Security Disability Appeals Process The majority of disability applications are first denied, but the appeals process has several stages that a lawyer can use to help you get benefits. -
How Disability Is Defined by the Social Security Administration The Social Security Administration defines disability in a different way than our common understanding of the term. O’Connor Law explains. -
Crucial Workers’ Compensation Deadlines for Claims in New York Under New York law, missing crucial workers’ compensation deadlines can jeopardize your claim to benefits. Learn more here. -
Injuries Covered by Workers’ Compensation in New York In New York, workers’ compensation covers a wide range of on-the-job injuries. O’Connor Law explains how to access your benefits.