Three Personal Injury Law Notions And Misconceptions
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15 December 2016
Suffering accidental injuries can be a devastating experience for your physical and financial health as well as your quality of life. Sadly, misconceptions about personal injury lawsuits can discourage people from fighting for justice when they have been victimized by an accident that resulted in major injuries, expenses, or damages.
Myth: You Must Accept The Offer From The Insurance Company
For many major accidents, the person responsible will have insurance that should pay for the damages and losses you suffered.
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Getting Your Disability Benefits Back After You Lost Them
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28 November 2016
Once you have Social Security disability benefits, you can remain on disability indefinitely or you can return to work. If you choose to return to work, you have to be very careful about the sum of money you make every month, or you could lose your benefits. If you lose your benefits because SSA now considers you "gainfully employed" and therefore no longer disabled, it may be even more difficult for you to regain your disability benefits in the future.
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Some Important Things to Know About Personal Injury Cases
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3 November 2016
If you have experienced the death of a loved one due to an accident, you might be considering filing a wrongful death suit. This is a good way to send a strong message that this kind of behavior will not be tolerated, and to get some restitution for your pain and suffering. Here are some things you need to know about filing a wrongful death lawsuit.
1. Recognize the Difference Between Civil and Criminal Courts
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Three Tips To Protect Your Loved One From Nursing Home Abuse
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13 October 2016
If you have put your elderly parent or grandparent in a nursing home, you have to be mindful that while the nursing home may have appeared to be perfect the first day you took a tour, that doesn't always mean that it is perfect. In fact, there could even just be one staff member that is abusive and not helpful towards your elderly parent or grandparent. This means that not only are you not getting what you have paid for, but your parent or grandparent is not being treated with the respect that they deserve.
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