Yes. However, if you are approved for both workers’ compensation benefits and SSDI, the money you receive from SSDI can be reduced if you receive more than 80 percent of your average pre-injury wages from the combination of workers’ comp and SSDI.
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My attorney Brian with assistant Monique and Dawn really did me a good job in handling my workmans comp case even though sometimes I made it hard on them. They always kept me up to date on things, always made me feel important, and would always explain things involving the case. Thank you all so much for the hard you put into this case.
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In 2007, my sister and I were involved in a car accident. I was severely injured. I was in a lot of pain every day; therefore, I couldn’t sleep at night. I had to see a number of doctors and have several surgeries over the past few years. I couldn’t work due to constant pain. I knew that I needed a lawyer because I had more medical bills than I could handle. So I called Jebaily Law Firm in Florence, SC. It was the best decision I could ever make. Jebaily Law Firm cares about their clients. They will give you 100% and fight hard to get you the best settlement. Through all of their efforts, they were able to get me an $800,000 settlement. I thank God every day for Jebaily Law Firm. Through my ordeal and even after the storm, they are my family!


