By : Matt Berry

The application process for SSI Disability benefits can be slightly overwhelming at first. Applicants often worry about what might happen if their application is denied, since receiving SSI or SSDI benefits is the only option they see for their future. While applying for benefits is a big deal and the results of the application will have a serious effect on the future, there’s still only one way to get through the process: step by step.

If you haven’t begun the application yet, here are two tips that can make a big difference.

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By : N Glover

Acquired brain injuries are very serious and have lasting medical effects on the person who has this type of brain injury. The brain controls our entire body and is necessary for speech, movement, and other functions of the body so this type of injury can affect speech, motor functions, and even social functions.

What is an acquired brain injury? It is a brain injury that occurs after birth and causes extensive damage to the brain.

How does one get this type of injury? Falls, accidents, car accidents, and physical abuse can cause a traumatic brain injury. Most people with traumatic brain injuries have had some type of impact to the head which resulted in their injury. (more…)

By : N Glover

A brain injury can cause serious health, financial, and social risks to someone who has received one.

Brain injuries can happen in many different ways from car accidents, job accidents, fights, and many other ways. These head injuries are often expensive to have treated, and can cost people more than they often are able to pay. Choosing the right lawyer for your acquired brain injury is essential, but there are many factors to consider.

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By : Rex Bush

Sixteen year old Sally is southbound on I-5 near Eugene, Oregon. She hears a ring and knows she has just received a text message. After rustling through her purse, she finds her phone and checks the message. Her best friend Jane, back in Washington, has just seen Steven, Sally’s latest crush, at the Vancouver Mall.

“Should I talk to him?” Jane wants to know.

Sally has to be in Ashland in three hours so stopping is out of the question. And besides, she has no problem texting and driving. She could do it blindfolded. (more…)