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One day when I was driving to work, my car was side swiped by another large vehicle. Although I was lucky enough to walk away from the incident, the other drivers weren't as lucky, and one of them actually passed away. Since I wasn't at fault, I wasn't too worried about defending myself, which is why I was shocked to learn that the other drivers were suing me. Fortunately, my accident attorney helped to prove my innocence, which saved me thousands of dollars in the long run. This blog is all about the importance of working with the right legal team and proving your innocence.

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The SSA Program For Quicker Benefit Approvals
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Why You May Need A Bicycle Accident Lawyer
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How To Know Whether You Deserve Compensation For A Tree Falling On Your Home
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How To Receive Compensation After An Injury Caused By A Negligent Chiropractor
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The SSA Program For Quicker Benefit Approvals

29 August 2023
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The Social Security Administration (SSA) offers claimants a special program known as Compassionate Allowances (CAL). This program's goal is to expedite the applications of those suffering from certain medical conditions more quickly. The CAL program identifies those with severe and life-threatening medical conditions, ensuring they receive the support they need as soon as possible. Here's how the CAL program works: Compassionate Allowances Conditions: The CAL initiative includes a list of medical conditions that are so severe that they automatically qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI). Read More 

Why You May Need A Bicycle Accident Lawyer

20 July 2023
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If you have been injured in a bicycle accident, you may be trying to decide whether you need a lawyer to handle your case. Bicycle accidents can cause serious injuries, such as broken bones, head trauma, spinal cord damage, and even death. You may be facing physical and mental discomfort, lost wages, hefty medical bills, pain and suffering, and other losses as a result of the accident. A bicycle accident attorney can help you protect your rights and seek compensation for your damages. Read More 

How To Know Whether You Deserve Compensation For A Tree Falling On Your Home

31 May 2023
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Removing a tree is a dangerous process. If you hire an arborist, you may expect them to be professional and remove your tree carefully. But the tree might instead fall on your house and cause you to become injured. Under these circumstances, you must determine if they were negligent and whether you are entitled to compensation. Start by Looking at the Contract Examine the signed contract that specifies the cost, dates, and scope of work. Read More 

How To Receive Compensation After An Injury Caused By A Negligent Chiropractor

13 April 2023
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When you turn to a chiropractor for help, you hope that they will be able to adequately treat your spinal cord injury. However, you might discover that the chiropractor instead treats you in a manner that leads to your spinal cord becoming even more injured because of the actions they took. You might be a victim of negligence and be entitled to compensation for your injuries. How Chiropractors Cause Injuries Read More 

Avoid These Common Accident Assumptions

23 February 2023
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For those suffering from vehicle accident injuries, the stress of the situation could lead to making some unwise assumptions. The below common accident assumptions could prevent you from being paid what you deserve. Read on and find out more. You should speak to the other driver. It's human nature to be concerned about the other driver. However, particularly if they are the at-fault driver, it's unwise to make contact with the other driver or their passengers at the scene. Read More