After suffering a serious injury, your ability to work may be severely impacted. If your injuries result in disability, you may be eligible for assistance from the Social Security Administration. Social security disability (SSD/SSDI) benefits help with the costs of living when you are unable to work following an accident or illness. Many clients who are curious about disability coverage ask our Provo, UT lawyers how SSD/SSDI differs from social security benefits collected during retirement. The legal team at Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks will compare these two programs below, noting the basic similarities and differences. About Social

Social security disability insurance (SSD/SSDI) can help those unable to work due to injury or disability. Individuals need to apply to receive these benefits, and their claim must be approved by the Social Security Administration. This can be easier said than done since many claims for social security disability benefits are denied and require appeal. The Provo, UT lawyers of Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks have helped many people who were denied social security disability benefits and needed to go through the appeals process. We’d like to consider why an attorney is helpful for this process, and the

When people suffer from long-term disability, they may have the right to seek disability benefits through social security. There are many requirements that must be met for a person to obtain these benefits, and the filing process can be complicated. At Flickinger • Boulton • Robson • Weeks, our attorneys have experience handling various types of lawsuits that cover all areas of the law. Our experienced disability attorneys can be a great asset when filing for social security disability. We understand the social security disability qualifications that our Provo, UT clients must meet to obtain benefits. Our attorneys will gather