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Workers who suffer a permanent disability in a workplace accident or because of a work-related illness may qualify for Federal Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits after they have been unable to return to work for one year due to of their disability.

It is important, however, not to wait the full year off the job before applying. You will want your benefits available immediately upon qualifying and that means getting the paperwork in place right away.

How Do I Qualify for SSDI in California?

In general, any worker who has contributed money to the SSDI system through the payroll deduction system at his or her place of employment over the previous 10 years may receive benefits, as long as he or she can demonstrate a qualifying disability. Self-employed professionals or independent contractors must show a record of direct contributions.

What Medical Conditions Qualify for Social Security Disability?

The Social Security Administration publishes a general guideline for qualifying disabilities.

The qualifying types of injuries and medical conditions are numerous but include:

• Mental disabilities
• Physical disabilities
• Emotional disabilities

In general, if you were diagnosed with a permanent disability for California workers' compensation benefits, you should expect to receive Federal SSDI benefits. However, the procedures for a successful application are complex and a high percentage of initial applications are denied because of missing minor details.

Our LA SSD Lawyers Can Help

If you are ready to apply for Social Security Disability Insurance benefits, call Law Office Of Ronald P. Ehrman in Los Angeles. Our law firm has been helping people receive California workers' compensation and Federal SSDI benefits since 1991.

Our social security disability lawyer in Los Angeles has helped thousands of individuals and their families obtain the money that they have worked for and are relying on.

How Much are Social Security Disability Lawyer Fees?

Under federal law, the amount of money we can charge is set at a percentage of the amount of benefits you are owed, dating back to the date you qualify for payments. No matter how much you are owed, the amount we collect will come directly from the Social Security Administration and you will never write out a check.

The total amount we receive will never exceed $6,000, and no money will ever be withheld from any future payments.

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