If you were injured at work and that injury is meant to last long-term, you may be able to get disability coverage. If can still work, but that work is limited due to your disability, you might be eligible for permanent partial disability. Here is information about this type of disability coverage and how you can get it. What is Permanent Partial Disability? It helps to first understand what permanent partial disability (PPD) is and how it works.
11 May 2015
Determining who is at fault for an automobile accident can be difficult, but it is a crucial part of the claim process. The innocent motorist will not have to pay (via his or her insurance) for the ensuing damages, and may also avoid criminal charges (if the accident resulted in a fatal injury). So how do you prove that the other motorist was at fault? The Police Reports When police officers come to an accident scene, they survey it and file a report.
10 April 2015
If you are about to get into a personal injury case because of an accident you have suffered at the fault of another, there are certain things you should know. This will help to ensure that you are prepared for the case and know what you can expect. Here are four myths about personal injury cases you need to wipe off: Settling Quickly will Provide You With a Larger Settlement: Settling your case really early can actually be a big mistake.
31 March 2015
Getting injured on the job can be a stressful situation, especially if the injury is severe enough to temporarily, or permanently, put you out of commission. Adding to the stress your unfamiliarity with workers compensation laws, and what you are or aren't legally entitled to, can make a difficult situation even worse. This article outlines some of the basics regarding worker's compensation law for those living in California, including some eligibility requirements, and the processes for obtaining claim benefits or disputing an application denial.
23 March 2015
When an amusement park ride fails, it often becomes international news. The good news is that serious injuries and death by amusement park rides is incredibly rare. Rides, especially in the United States, are subject to high industry standards and state inspections. They undergo constant evaluation and maintenance checks, since the number one priority in the amusement park industry is safety. While major incidents are rare, injuries at theme parks do occur.
18 March 2015
Negligence is a term that often comes up in personal injury lawsuits. It means that the defendant is alleged to have been involved in an unintentional breach of duty of care, and the breach resulted in the plaintiff's injuries. Gross negligence, however, is even more serious; it means the defendant did not even put the least amount of effort to perform the duty he or she had for the plaintiff. Gross negligence usually arises when the defendant knew, or should have known, that his or her actions would cause injuries to another person.
12 March 2015
It happens to everyone - a simple mistake, either by victim or perpetrator, and your car is destroyed, languishing at the towing company while your insurance is processed. Unfortunately, even some of the most clear-cut insurance claims can be denied for archaic or unclear reasons. Whether done through an accident attorney or through private channels, fighting an auto accident insurance claim is often worth the time, effort, and money. Understand Why Your Claim Was Denied
24 February 2015
If you are thinking about filing a personal injury lawsuit, you aren't alone. When it comes to civil litigation, personal injury cases happen to make a pretty large portion of them. But just because personal injury cases are not out of the ordinary doesn't make them any less stressful. To get started, it's a good idea to schedule a consultation with a personal injury lawyer before you decide if you actually want to go ahead with your claim.
20 February 2015
Being initially approved for social security disability benefits does not guarantee that you will continue receiving benefits indefinitely. Those in the process of seeking disability benefits should be aware of the fact that continuing disability reviews (CDRs) will be conducted periodically afterwards so that the Social Security Administration can verify that benefits are still needed. Medical improvement Disabled individuals receive benefits because it is determined that they have a health condition that prevents them from continuing work.
18 February 2015
Although it Is not a desirable position to be in, when you are faced with criminal charges and innocent, you can possibly avoid a guilty plea. Criminal charges do not automatically mean you are heading to trial. What it does mean is that you and your criminal defense attorney need to get to work. This article will discuss what steps you need to take. Before Charges If you and your lawyer are aware that criminal charges are possible, he or she can intervene before the charges are actually filed.
12 February 2015
