How to use COVID-19 to win additional Social Security Benefits for our clients

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COVID-19 affects not just individuals who already have the virus, but also those who are at high risk of getting Covid or whose existing mental or physical disorders may be exacerbated by it. Is it safe for a high-risk person to work outside the home? What occupations allow for social distance? Advocates should also assess how long the side effects of Covid-19 are expected to remain and how they may be used to transform a losing case into a winner.
Neuworth, Richard.
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Attorney Richard Neuworth has 35 years of experience litigating personal injury, employment, and employee benefit lawsuits. He has substantial expertise defending individuals and groups of employees in important workplace issues including employee benefits, discrimination, harassment, personal injury, workers compensation, and Social Security disability.

In 2010, he was included in the “Best Lawyers in America” in Labor & Employment Law as a “AV Preeminent-Rated” practitioner. He is also recognized in “Super Lawyers” for Employee Benefits.

Richard is general counsel to employee groups and associations and a graduate of George Washington University and the University of Baltimore Law School.

He is a member of the American Bar Association’s Labor and Employment Section, the Maryland State Bar Association’s Labor and Employment Section’s Section Council since 2006, and the Maryland State Bar Association’s Elder Law Council since 2010. He is also a member of the Maryland Association of Justice, the Baltimore City Bar Association, and the National Employment Lawyers Association. He has been the editor in chief of the Maryland Association for Justice’s “Trial Reporter” since 2006.

Richard spoke at the Maryland State Bar Association Convention in June 2006 and June 2010 about the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. In June 2015, he hosted a show on the new Maryland False Claims Act and the federal False Claims Act. In April 2015, he spoke at the Employment Law Institute about both the Maryland False Claims Act and the federal False Claims Act.

Richard has given presentations on disability benefits and employment challenges to a variety of organizations, including the National MS Society, Alzheimer’s Association, Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, and Lupus Foundation. In September 2010, he also spoke at the National Business Institute and the Maryland State Bar Association about Social Security disability and Maryland Workers Compensation law.

From 2005 until the present, he has been an adjunct instructor on employment law and Social Security disability as part of the Elder Law course at the University of Maryland Law School.

Richard’s works include course materials on Employment Law and Social Security Disability offered by the Maryland Institute of Continuing Professional Legal Education for Lawyers (MICPEL). His ERISA and Medicare lien papers were also used in events sponsored by the Maryland Association of Justice.

He has written articles for the Maryland State Bar Association, “Trial Magazine,” and the Maryland Association of Justice’s “Trial Reporter” on topics such as the Medicare Secondary Payer Act and the Private Cause of Action, Employee Termination under the False Claims Act, ERISA Liens and Personal Injury Actions, Medicare, Medicare Secondary Payer Act and Private Cause of Actions, Sexual Harassment, ERISA, and Personal Injury Actions, and Personal Injury Actions.

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