Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Workers Compensation Lawyers Farmington Hills, MI
Redisch Stephen L has provided dedicated legal representation for over 40 years, specializing in Workers Compensation and Social Security Disability cases. Our firm prioritizes client advocacy, offering personalized guidance through complex legal processes while maintaining membership in professional organizations like NOSSCR and the State Bar of Michigan. With offices in Farmington Hills, we serve clients across Southeastern Michigan, combining decades of experience with a commitment to securing maximum benefits for injured workers and disabled individuals. Services
Workers Compensation
Social Security Disability
SSI for Children
Attendant Care Compensation
Settlement Negotiation
Details
- Year established: 1970
Highlights and features
- 40 years of experience in Michigan Workers Compensation law
- Free initial consultation with experienced attorneys
- No fee unless we win your case
- Aggressive advocacy for maximum benefits
- Specialized expertise in SSD and SSI claims
Associations and certifications
- National Organization of Social Security Claimants Representatives
- State Bar of Michigan
Services
Workers Compensation
Our firm specializes in representing injured workers navigating Michigan's complex workers compensation system. We help clients secure medical benefits, wage replacement, and settlement agreements while challenging insurance company denials. With decades of experience handling cases involving back injuries, carpal tunnel, and construction accidents, we provide strategic legal representation from initial claims through appeals.
Social Security Disability
We assist clients with Social Security Disability applications and appeals for conditions meeting SSA impairment listings. Our services include evaluating medical documentation, preparing hearing presentations, and ensuring compliance with SSA requirements for physical and mental health conditions. We specialize in cases involving disability onset before age 22 and complex eligibility determinations across five functional domains.
SSI for Children
Our practice helps families obtain Supplemental Security Income for children with severe physical or mental impairments. We guide clients through documenting marked limitations in two of five domains including cognitive development and physical mobility. We specialize in cases involving ADHD, asthma, and organic mental disorders requiring long-term care and financial support.
Attendant Care Compensation
We advocate for clients seeking payment for at-home attendant care services through workers compensation claims. Our representation includes securing approval for care provided by licensed professionals or family members when medically necessary following workplace injuries. We handle documentation requirements and insurance negotiations for both short-term recovery and permanent disability scenarios.
Settlement Negotiation
Our firm specializes in negotiating favorable settlements that consider future medical needs and financial implications. We advise clients on optimal timing for settlements before benefit termination, ensuring agreements protect pension and disability income sources. We handle complex negotiations involving multiple insurance carriers while maintaining focus on clients' long-term financial security.
People
Redisch Stephen L
Attorney at Law
Dedicated Michigan workers compensation attorney with 40 years of experience advocating for injured workers and disability claimants. Member of NOSSCR and State Bar of Michigan, specializing in complex case negotiations and appeals.
Questions
Can I settle my workers comp case before benefits end?
Yes, settling before benefit termination often yields better outcomes. Our firm helps determine optimal timing based on your medical and financial situation.
How are attorney fees determined for workers comp cases?
Michigan law regulates fees, typically 10-15% of settlement amounts, paid only upon successful case resolution.
What SSD medical conditions qualify for benefits?
Conditions must meet SSA impairment listings or demonstrate equivalent severity, affecting work ability for at least 12 months.
Can I choose my own doctor for work-related injuries?
After 28 days, you may select your own qualified medical provider with proper notification to your employer.
What happens if my SSD claim gets denied?
Appeal within 60 days. Our experienced attorneys help gather medical evidence and present cases at administrative hearings.
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