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Old 06-30-2011, 07:15 PM #1
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Default SSDI and workmans comp.
My friend was disabled out from work and got a settlement from workmans comp as well as disability pension from the employer. He was a firefighter. How does this impact his filing for SSDI? Are there any issues of paying back any money? He is done with them and is hesitant to file because he does not want the trouble he went through with the workmans comp and the city he worked for.
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