Organizing A VA Disability Claim After Denial

Posted on 20 May 2015

The branches of the military are not always the best at explaining how to leave. Your medical issues may be significant, but not enough to warrant a medical discharge. If you've left the military with more wear and tear than expected or have begun suffering from issues caused by your military service, but have been denied Veterans Affairs (VA) disability compensation, you'll need to get your paperwork in better shape as you appeal. [Read More]

4 Things To Know To Win Your Personal Injury Claim

Posted on 20 May 2015

If you have been seriously injured in an accident due to the fault of another, such as a work-related accident or a car accident, then be sure that you file a personal injury claim to guarantee that your medical expenses are paid for and you receive compensation for any lost wages due to the accident. Here are four things to know that will help you win your personal injury claim: [Read More]

Building A More Successful VA Appeal

Posted on 19 May 2015

The Veterans Affairs (VA) compensation system is notorious for long wait times and seemingly careless denials, but do understand that the organization does have representative who want to help. In many cases, a VA claim simply lacks all of the relevant information needed to certify that your problems exist and were caused by military service. To get a better understanding of the system and how to make your claim or appeal fit, bring a few of these ideas into the development of your next set of paperwork. [Read More]

What Can You Do With A Technical Denial Of Disability Benefits?

Posted on 18 May 2015

Even if you have a qualifying disability, there is a possibility that your application for Social Security disability benefits could be denied. A technical denial in your case could mean that regardless of your disability, you are ineligible. If you received notification that you received a technical denial, it is important you talk to an attorney.  What Is a Technical Denial? A technical denial occurs when you are denied for benefits based on a reason that was non-medical. [Read More]

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If someone would have told me a year ago that my neighbor's little dog would cause my family so much pain, I would have laughed in his or her face. Unfortunately, that little dog did more damage to my husband's leg than I could have ever imagined possible. We still aren't quite sure what caused that little dog to snap, but we are still paying the medical bills that have been caused by the incident. After my neighbor failed to take responsibility for the damage that his dog did, we had to hire an attorney to help us. Visit our site to read our story and find out what can be done when even the smallest dogs attack.

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