The Dos And Don'ts Of Filing For Long-Term Disability Benefits

Posted on: 2 June 2015

Long-term disability benefits are provided to employees when they become so disabled that they are not able to work. Before you are granted the benefits, you first need to file a claim. Here are the dos and don'ts for filing this type of claim. Do: Use the forms provided to you When you first file for long-term disability benefits, you will be given a form from the insurance company. Make sure you only use this form when documenting the claim.
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3 Mistakes That Could Sabotage Your Car Accident Claim

Posted on: 14 May 2015

If you've recently been involved in a car accident and are taking the insurance company to court, then the first thing you'll want to do is hire a personal injury lawyer. This way, you'll have the legal guidance and representation you need throughout your case. Along the way, however, there are also some big mistakes that you'll want to avoid making that--while they may seem small--could end up sabotaging your case and causing you to lose in court.
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Staying Informed Of Your Rights And Potential Compensation - A Guide To Factors Determining Workers' Compensation Claims

Posted on: 24 April 2015

If you find yourself having to take legal action to secure a workers' compensation claim, you know that there are several nuances and exceptions that may make the process seem daunting. Rather than allowing yourself to be frustrated, and thus abandoning your claim to what's rightfully yours, you should do your best to inform yourself of your rights and pursue what you're owed. Below, you'll find an outline of some basic principles that govern the awards of workers' compensation cases.
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De-escalating A Situation With An Angry Police Officer

Posted on: 14 April 2015

Most police officers do act professionally. They are trained to de-escalate situations and keep order, so it might seem strange that a citizen should ever need these skills when being stopped by an officer. The truth is police are human and prone to poor behavior at times just like anyone else. However, they are in a position of power and in a line of work that can be dangerous and stressful, so it is up to you to be wise and not cause additional problems for yourself.
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