Workers' Compensation Benefits And Your Denied Claim

Posted on: 25 July 2019

Getting hurt at work can mean a lengthy period of lost wages. When you can't go to work but you are denied your workers' compensation benefits, the problems will begin to pile up. With the loss of your income, trying to heal from your injuries can become even more stressful. You might push yourself to go back to work early, even though you haven't fully recovered from your injuries. You can be denied workers' compensation benefits for a number of reasons, but an attorney who works with workers' comp cases can help you get the benefits you need.
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Medical Matters: Car Accident After-Care Concerns

Posted on: 16 May 2019

When you have been injured by a careless driver, seeking the best care possible will not only serve to get you well but will also influence the way you are compensated as a result of the accident. When a wreck injures you, read on for some tips on recovering and seeking money damages from the other side's insurance carrier. Medical Care is the Most Important Aspect of Your Case Many accident victims underestimate the importance of medical care to their personal injury claim.
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Points To Consider When Trying To Decide If You Should Hire A Medical Malpractice Attorney

Posted on: 18 April 2019

If you have been injured and you believe it is the fault of a medical professional, or possibly a few different people, you will want to consider retaining a medical malpractice attorney from a firm like R.J. Marzella & Associates, P.C. Should you find that you are not overly sure as to whether you should take legal action or not, you will want to review the following points. You Have Dealt With A Lot Of Pain
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3 Things To Know About Whiplash After A Car Accident

Posted on: 1 March 2019

A car accident is an event that can leave a person injured or traumatized for a very long time, and one injury a lot of people experience from car accidents is whiplash. Whiplash is something you should not ignore after a collision occurs, as it can cause permanent damage. If you suspect you have whiplash from a collision, here are three important things you should know. It is very common, even with minor crashes.
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