Creating A Case For Yourself

Posted on: 12 May 2023

If you are currently living with a disability, you are well aware of the challenges that come with it. You may have already seen the impact of your disability on your way to work and support yourself. Social Security Disability is supposed to be there to help you with this, but what if you're struggling with that process? Navigating the complex world of social security disability can be a daunting task.
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Posted on: 3 April 2023

It is possible for a couple to divorce and avoid courtroom battles. Courtroom time is expensive, the experience is stressful, and it will cause the divorce to drag out for an unreasonable amount of time. It doesn't need to be that way. Read on and find out about settling divorce matters outside the courthouse. Ways to Avoid the Courtroom When Divorcing It is possible for couples to avoid going to court when getting a divorce.
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Posted on: 2 March 2023

Workers compensation insurance is vital when you have been injured while performing your job duties. However, the type of claim you file varies based on the extent of your injuries. To help you navigate the often confusing world of workers comp claims, here's a short guide to the six main claim types you may have to start.  1. Medical Only. This is the simplest type of claim. It involves an injury that calls for medical treatment but which doesn't last long enough and isn't severe enough to affect your earning ability.
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Posted on: 27 January 2023

Fall accidents are common and can leave you with severe bodily harm that affects your daily life. So, if you get hurt on someone's property because of oversight during construction and lack of building maintenance, you can sue the owner for the damages. Note that most of these incidents happen because the building owner was reckless or in some way disregarded their duty of care. However, some incidents have no fault, and seeking a settlement might not be successful.
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