I work with many injured workers who have open claims with the Department of Labor and Industries and they receive both workers' compensation wage replacement benefits and SSDI. Some have recently received overpayment notices from the SSA that are assessed from several years ago. Why doesn't the SSA catch this overpayment sooner? I've seen up to $40,000 in an overpayment. It absolutely ruins people.
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I work with many injured workers who have open claims with the Department of Labor and Industries and they receive both workers' compensation wage replacement benefits and SSDI. Some have recently received overpayment notices from the SSA that are assessed from several years ago. Why doesn't the SSA catch this overpayment sooner? I've seen up to $40,000 in an overpayment. It absolutely ruins people.
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