On behalf of Gade & Parekh, LLP formerly the Law Office of Elizabeth Gade, Inc. | Jan 26, 2018 | Firm News, Social Security Disability
California residents whose application and reconsideration appeal for Supplemental Social Security Income or Social Security Disability benefits have been denied should file a second appeal. During the second appeal, the applicant will request a disability hearing. At...
On behalf of Gade & Parekh, LLP formerly the Law Office of Elizabeth Gade, Inc. | Jan 16, 2018 | Firm News, Social Security Disability
California residents who become disabled may choose to file for Social Security benefits. Some of these disability recipients wonder what would happen to their benefits if they move to another state with a lower cost of living. Because Social Security disability...
On behalf of Gade & Parekh, LLP formerly the Law Office of Elizabeth Gade, Inc. | Jan 14, 2018 | Firm News, Social Security Disability
People in California who have applied for Social Security Disability benefits and been denied typically have 60 days from the date of their decision notice to file an appeal. While the appeal period is 60 days, the Social Security Administration adds an extra five...
On behalf of Gade & Parekh, LLP formerly the Law Office of Elizabeth Gade, Inc. | Jan 10, 2018 | Blog, Firm News
Most California workers know that they’re eligible to receive workers’ compensation benefits if they get hurt on the job, but what if you get hurt in an off-the-job accident? This is where California state Disability Insurance (DI) benefits may be able to...
On behalf of Gade & Parekh, LLP formerly the Law Office of Elizabeth Gade, Inc. | Jan 9, 2018 | Blog, Firm News
Working as a nurse can be quite rewarding. Nurses get to engage directly with patients in a way many doctors simply cannot due to time constraints. They administer physical treatments, talk with patients about their conditions and monitor their progression as they...
On behalf of Gade & Parekh, LLP formerly the Law Office of Elizabeth Gade, Inc. | Jan 7, 2018 | Firm News, Social Security Disability
California residents do not need to have a permanent disability to receive Social Security Disability benefits or Supplemental Security Income benefits. However, an individual seeking such assistance must have a total disability. To qualify as being totally disabled,...
