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  • 17 Apr 2019
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Disability and Chronic Liver Disease – Social Security Benefits

To be considered for Social Security disability benefits, applicants must prove they suffer from at least one chronic liver disease that severely limits their ability to work:   Cirrhosis of the liver/alcoholic liver disease Hepatitis C Hepatitis B Liver cancer Liver failure     People with liver disease attributed drug abuse may also be approved […]

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  • 21 Dec 2017
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Applying For Social Security Benefits due to Blindness

There are varying levels of visual impairment up to and including legal blindness. Many times these impairments can make it difficult for those with the condition to find work and be able to adequately support them financially. For cases where blindness has become a burden up to that point, there can be help in the […]

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  • 20 Dec 2017
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How do you determine your onset date for Social Security disability?

A question that is also asked and plays a critical role in your SSD process is the date that you became disabled. At times, applicants can struggle answering this because if they have multiple impairments, chances are, they didn’t start at the same time, but simply developed over time. Picking a wrong onset date can […]

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  • 12 Dec 2017
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How is Pain and Suffering Valued in a Car Accident Case ?

If you find yourself in a car accident the costs can go beyond just repairing or replacing a vehicle. If injuries are involved there are the medical treatment costs, and other losses of income that could fall into pain and suffering categories.   Pain and Suffering Explained Pain and suffering is the legal term for […]

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  • 22 Nov 2017
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Serious Personal Injury and Negligence Claims

When you suffer a personal injury due to the fault of someone else, you most likely have a negligence claim. It can be a difficult time after suffering an injury such as this one and it’s important to understand your options as you move forward. It is in your best interest to work with an […]

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  • 14 Nov 2017
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What Is a Personal Injury Lawsuit?

Injuries and accidents can happen at almost any time and any place, and for most people, there’s no one to blame in particular. However, you may have been involved in an accident that was directly caused by someone else — which means that that person can be legally liable for your medical expenses, recovery and […]

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  • 09 Nov 2017
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Seeking Justice for Police Brutality

The news lately has been full of stories about police officers overstepping the bounds of normal police work and committing injustices against ordinary citizens. Whether it’s an officer beating a suspect without cause, shooting an unarmed opponent or planting evidence, these stories have become all too common lately. And even with the intense scrutiny that […]

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  • 08 Nov 2017
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Important Information on Stroke Malpractice

Malpractice suits for stroke misdiagnosis or negligence is on the rise. This type of lawsuit can be quite costly to a doctor, and in many cases has been known to ruin a physician financially. So, it is obviously in a doctor’s best interest to property diagnose and treat stroke victims. But, doctors are human and […]

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  • 07 Nov 2017
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How the Car Accident Settlement Process Works

When you get into a car accident and the accident is another driver’s fault, you can seek compensation for all damages that have been done. This can be done through a personal injury claim. The compensation money can cover any medical expenses and the money you weren’t able to make due to being off work […]

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  • 06 Nov 2017
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The Elements of a Negligence Case

If you suspect that you have a negligence case, it’s important to fully evaluate your case. In general, when someone acts in a careless way and causes injury to another, this falls under the term of negligence. Most personal injury insurance claims as well as personal injury lawsuits are based on this concept. There are […]

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