A slip and fall case is a very common personal injury case that occurs when someone ends up slipping and injuring themselves on another person's private or commercial property due to negligence on the part of the property owner. Negligence can include everything from having insufficient lighting on the property to failing to clear snow from walkways. Listed below are two ways that a personal injury attorney can help you with a slip and fall case.
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Getting compensation for a military-related injury can be time consuming and difficult, especially if you're missing some key evidence. Veterans Affairs (VA) officials have to thwart fraud at every opportunity, meaning that if your claim doesn't check all of the required boxes, it may be rejected along with any fraudulent claims or delayed as the VA asks you for more information. To avoid the delays and extended queues, here are a few ways to push through the claim faster and some reasons why your claim or appeal may have a problem.
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Have you or a loved one recently been involved in an automobile accident? Are you worried about your increasing medical bills and are wondering what to do next? Car accidents can be scary, even if they have happened to someone else and not yourself. This can make it difficult to think about the next steps that you need to take to handle the accident. But one thing that you should seriously consider is hiring a car accident lawyer.
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Dealing with an abusive supervisor is an egregious situation that people in the workforce may be forced to contend with. Unable to leave a job due to financial reasons, an employee may end up being repeatedly bullied by an out-of-control boss. People in positions of authority may think they can get away with these actions, but complete immunity is not something the law affords. Depending on the severity of the abuse, an employee who suffers from severe harassment-induced mental stress may be able to sue an employer for the brutal actions of a supervisor.
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Drug addiction can have a negative impact on your application for Social Security disability. Depending on the effect that the addiction has had on your health, there is a chance that the Social Security Administration (SSA) will reject your application. If you are planning on applying for disability and have a drug addiction, here is what you need to know.
Will Your Application Be Automatically Denied?
Admitting to drug use does not necessarily mean that your application for disability benefits will be automatically denied.
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