Puzzled over Workers' Comp and when to file for SSDI

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01-07-2007, 10:05 PM

bebop

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bebop

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the reason not to file for you ssdi before your claim with wc is settled is wc can hold a large portion of your settlement for future medical payments. I just finished a wc claim and that is what my attorney told me. I went with his advise and it worked out great! had I gone ahead they would have held back alot of the money. thousands!

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