An in-depth look at the interrelation of the "odd-lot doctrine," the Second Injury Fund, Section 12(b) of the Workers Compensation Act and Social Security set-offs. The first consideration in handling ...

Disability insurance costs between 1% and 3% of your income per year, but could cover about 60% of your income if you can't ...

The Superior Court addressed a rather convoluted fact pattern in determining whether an injured worker is entitled to a resumption of their temporary total disability benefits even though they have ...

A federal court in New York recently construed the meaning of a total disability definition where the insurance policy language includes residual disability coverage. The January 3, 2020 decision came ...

Col Fullagar looks at the past 30 years and how the insurance definition of total disability as we know it now has evolved throughout the years. Act three, scene one. Hamlet enters: “TD or not TD?

The medical and vocational evidence in a recent case amounted to substantial evidence supporting that a worker was permanently and totally disabled due to his inability to benefit from vocational ...

Andy is a Miami native journalist and translator who is always on top of what sporting activity is taking place across the globe, and he aims to ensure all relevant information is shared with fans.

As a resident, chances are you have several types of insurance for the valuable things in your life, including health, ...

High Option 66 2/3% of Covered Monthly Salary *The percentage of salary is the most that can be received from all sources, including social security and other employer-sponsored disability benefits.