Ohio SSD and SSI Frequently Asked Questions

We Answer Your Questions

We have compiled a list of general answers to questions that were frequently asked by clients during our many years of practice in Ohio. We know, however, that each client is a unique individual, and no two legal cases are alike. These general answers might not apply to the unique circumstances of your situation.  Because every case is different, it is important to consult a knowledgeable attorney who will take the time to get to know you and your case. If you have legal questions, please contact any of the attorneys at Steuer, Escovar, Berk & Brown. We will listen to you, and your first consultation is free.

  • Personal InjuryWhat should I do if I’m injured in an accident? What information should I obtain? How much time do I have to assert a personal injury claim in Ohio? What is my injury claim worth? What compensation can I recover for my injury?
  • Social SecurityWhat is the difference between the social security disability insurance benefits program (SSD) and the supplemental security income program (SSI)? Who can collect social security disability benefits? Am I entitled to benefits? How do I apply for SSD benefits? Do I need a lawyer to apply? My social security disability application was denied. What should I do now?
  • Workers’ CompensationWhat should I do if I am injured on the job? What should I do if the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation denies my workers’ compensation claim? Who is eligible to recover Ohio workers’ compensation benefits? What kind of workers’ compensation benefits can I recover?
  • Employment LawWhat is meant by "employment at will"? Are there exceptions to “employment at will”? What other circumstances constitute a wrongful discharge? What kind of compensation could I recover in a wrongful discharge lawsuit?
  • Family Law:  What are the residency requirements and grounds for divorce in Ohio? How is property divided between divorcing spouses? What kind of spousal support or alimony is available?

 

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