The statistics are abundantly clear – most people who apply for Social Security disability benefits (SSDI) are denied. For many who struggled to keep working as long as they could, this comes as quite a shock. However, you have a legal right to appeal the decision,...
Personal injuries account for the biggest percentage of civil lawsuits in the United States. Those who become injured because of the negligence or intentional acts of others have rights afforded to them under the law. When someone is injured, they need to make sure...
Automotive fatalities in the U.S. reached about 40,000 last year, USA Today reports. Injuries and property damage commonly result from these accidents as well. If you find yourself in a roadside collision, here’s why you need a car accident lawyer to help you. Find...
Veteran’s Court, also called the Court of Appeals or CAVC, is where many VA disability claims end up. The Veteran’s Affairs office is well-known for denying claims for a variety of reasons. You may have forgotten to include essential information or filled out the...
In 1975, the U.S. federal government passed the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act under P.L. 93-637, to protect consumers and repair problems resulting from manufacturers use of disclaimers in product and service warranties "in an unfair or misleading manner." Ref: 15 U.S.C....
