Worker’s compensation benefits are designed to provide compensation for loss of work, medical bills, and even pain and suffering if you’re injured on the job. By accepting worker’s compensation benefits, you relinquish your rights to sue your employer for negligence. But the trade-off can be well worth it as long as you can prove your worker’s compensation case. Here’s how to create a portable office in your briefcase that you can take to meetings with your lawyer to help him or her win your case:…
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According to the National Down Syndrome Society, there are 400,000 people in the United States living with the condition. In fact, Down Syndrome affects nearly one in every 700 babies, so millions over parents and carers now help affected children cope with the condition. Learn more about the effects that Down Syndrome can have on your child’s life, and find out why you may need to claim social security disability.…
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Whether it is for a car accident, workplace injury, or slip and fall in a public place, personal injury claims are one of the most common types of legal conflicts you may have to engage in. If it is your first time filing a personal injury claim, there are a few pitfalls you could run into that could significantly reduce the amount of compensation you receive. Here are four mistakes you must avoid for a successful personal injury claim.…
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