<% Estado = request.QueryString("Estado") Set BD = server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection") Set Tbl_Estado = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.RecordSet") Set Tbl_Condado = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.RecordSet") BD.open Application("Caminho") SQL = "select cod, Estado from Tbl_Estado order by Estado" Tbl_Estado.Open SQL, BD, 1, 3 if Estado = "" then SQL = "select cod, Estado, Condado from Tbl_Condado where Estado = 0 order by Estado, Condado" else SQL = "select cod, Estado, Condado from Tbl_Condado where Estado = " & Estado & " order by Estado, Condado" end if Tbl_Condado.Open SQL, BD, 1, 3 %>

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Workers Comp Information Social Security disability benefits 1) Can an injured worker obtain both workers' compensation benefits and social security disability benefits (ssdib) at the same time? Yes. An injured worker may receive both State workers' compensation benefits and Federal Social Security benefits simultaneously. The are limits to the amount that one may recover and in most jurisdictions the limit is a percentage of the individual's Average Current Earnings (ACE) as computed by the Federal Social Security program Some States have a reverse offset by statute which allows the employer's workers' compensation insurance carrier to take a credit. There are approximately 14 jurisdictions which have what is termed a reverse offset. In all other jurisdictions the offset is taken by the Federal Social Security system. There is no offset after the age of 62 in most jurisdictions. Workers Comp Information • General Workers Comp Questions • Filing a workers compensation claim • Health insurance • Independent contractor • Injuries or illnesses or occupational exposures • Injuries outside the workplace • Pre-existing conditions • Social Security disability benefits • Spouse and dependent's rights • Workers Compensation Attorney • Settlement • Doctor examination • Suing Others • Coverage

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