Monthly Archives: March 2015

Mike Murburg describes the difference between prosecuting and defending a social security disability claim.

Mike Murburg discusses why he became a Social Security Disability Attorney.

Veteran Eligibility for Social Security Benefits Military employees have been paying into Social Security since 1957. Along with civilian workers, veterans also have the right to receive Social Security benefits and might even be entitled to additional payments because of their military status. Our Tampa Social Security disability attorney can provide clients with further information […]

Sequential Evaluation Process  If you have applied for Social Security disability benefits, your St. Petersburg Social Security disability attorney will likely discuss the sequential evaluation process with you. The Social Security Administration utilizes a five-step evaluation to assess whether your impairment rises to the level of being a disability that would qualify you for benefits. […]

What Are the Benefits of the Railroad Retirement Act? Railroad employees who are vested are eligible for retirement benefits. Railroad Retirement is administered by an independent agency of the federal government, the Railroad Retirement Board (RRB). If you are having trouble obtaining benefits that you believe you are entitled to, speak with a Tampa railroad […]

How Age Affects Social Security Disability Claims As you move along in your Social Security disability case, your St. Petersburg Social Security disability attorney will likely explain that the majority of Social Security disability applicants must prove to the Social Security Administration that they are unable to return to their past relevant work and that […]

Mike Murburg, P.A. discusses Trends in Social Security Disability. Please watch the video on You Tube:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kpr_dV81Vho  

 A Tampa social security disability attorney may provide you with a background on the Social Security system if you are interested in applying for benefits. This program was established to provide for the basic needs of individuals who suffer from a long-term impairment. Social Security and Medicare are funded by taxes that employers and employees pay […]

   Your St. Petersburg social security disability attorney can explain that there are two different programs that can provide you with disability benefits if you have an impairment and are unable to work: Social Security Disability and Social Security Income. Here is an overview of the application process. Social Security Disability Your St. Petersburg social […]