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Bill Fay

Bill Fay

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Editor in Chief, Workers Compensation Experts

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Total articles 7

  • How Do Workers Comp Benefits & Settlements Affect Social Security Disability?

    By Bill Fay| Workers Compensation Experts@ If you are seriously injured in a workplace accident, making a claim with your employer’s workers compensation insurance is an obvious first step, but not the only one worth investigating. Depending on the severity of your injury, you might also be eligible for benefits from the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) program that would increase your weekly compensation by more than 13%. It is a tricky, sometimes confusing process.

    By Bill Fay · Workers Compensation Experts

    Dec. 08, 2022

  • Can You Quit Your Job While on Workers Comp?

    By Bill Fay| Workers Compensation Experts@ There are about 150 million people employed in America. A lot of them have at one point wanted to sing Johnny Paycheck’s No. 1 hit – “Take this job and shove it, I ain’t working here no more.”But can you safely sing that tune if you’re on workers comp? You may really want to quit your job if you’ve been injured while performing it, but will you lose your workers comp benefits if you tell your boss, “I’m walking out the door!”?

    By Bill Fay · Workers Compensation Experts

    Jun. 23, 2022

  • How Do Workers Comp Benefits & Settlements Affect Social Security Disability?

    By Bill Fay| Workers Compensation Experts@ If you are seriously injured in a workplace accident, making a claim with your employer’s workers compensation insurance is an obvious first step, but not the only one worth investigating. Depending on the severity of your injury, you might also be eligible for benefits from the Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) program that would increase your weekly compensation by more than 13%. It is a tricky, sometimes confusing process.

    By Bill Fay · Workers Compensation Experts

    Dec. 08, 2022

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