Hear from Iowans Who Chose Not to Face the Insurance Companies Alone
Real Results for Injured Iowans and Their Families
Social Security
59-year-old man originally applied for Social Security Disability Benefits in December of 2007 after suffering a stroke in September of 2007. The stroke rendered him permanently injured and he had been denied disability benefits by the SSA multiple times. His case even went to federal district court. He and RSH Legal did not give up. […]
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28-year-old man suffering from chronic pain requiring a spinal cord stimulator implant due to his severely deteriorated back, and permanent digestive system conditions requiring use of an ostomy bag the remainder of his life was approved after an Administrative Law Judge hearing. He received his back benefits owed to him by the SSA of $22,627. […]
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A 51-year-old Marion, IA woman suffering from multiple mental health disorders including depression, anxiety, and OCD is awarded back pay after being approved for disability benefits at the hearing level of her appeal.
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A 42-year-old Cedar Rapids woman suffering from pulmonary sarcoidosis, fibromyalgia, and depression was approved for SSI benefits after her hearing in front of a judge.
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A Scott County, Iowa man was approved for disability benefits after appealing his denied claim. The man suffered chronic pain and neuropathy after a serious motorcycle accident and was unable to return to work. RSH Legal fought for him to get his disability benefits approved.
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21-year-old woman diagnosed with learning disabilities and other mental health impairments since childhood was approved to receive benefits from her parent’s work record after an Administrative Law Judge hearing. She received her back benefits of $12,874. She continues to receive monthly benefits and medical insurance coverage.
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56-year-old woman diagnosed with stage 3 cancer was approved at the reconsideration level of appeal after the SSA originally told her that her condition had not lasted long enough to be approved for benefits. She received the back pay owed to her by the SSA of $6,139 and receives ongoing monthly payments that allow her […]
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Straight Answers to the Questions Injured Iowans Ask
Do I qualify for Social Security benefits?
Do I qualify for Supplemental Security Income benefits?
How much does it cost to hire you?
How much will my Social Security benefits be??
My Social Security application was denied. Can I do anything about it?

