Workers' comp provides workers with some very valuable means of addressing work-related injuries and illnesses. From your first moment on the job, you can expect to have any injury covered in full, from all related medical expenses to time off to recuperate. When the injury is expected to heal so that you can get back to work, workers' comp works great. Sometimes, however, the injury is far more serious and there is the potential for you to have a permanent injury.
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The process of settling a car accident claim can seem confusing the first time around. Knowing what stages to expect and how long they might take will help you cope with the process. Here is what you will need in order to settle your car accident claim.
A Car Accident Attorney
While a car accident attorney is technically optional, it is highly advisable to get one if you have an injury.
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When you are rear-ended by another driver, more than likely the other driver is at fault. A rear-end accident occurs when one driver's vehicle strikes the back end of another motorist's automobile.
Rear-end collisions can result in serious injuries. The occupants of the vehicle that is struck from behind are thrust forward by the force of the collision before being whipped back into position.
Here are several injuries that may result from a rear-end collision.
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Being hit by a car while riding your motorcycle is terrifying, and the aftermath is difficult. You most likely experienced significant injuries, not to mention serious damage to your motorcycle. When the driver of a car is at fault in your motorcycle accident, you may be entitled to a settlement to help recover the cost of your medical injuries, lost wages, and other expenses. Here are a few legal tips for navigating this situation:
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People who apply for Social Security disability benefits think they'll start receiving payments as soon as their case is approved. Unfortunately, this is not true. The Social Security Administration (SSA) has implemented a waiting period for payments that apply to everyone across the board. Here's why that is and what you can do for money in the meantime:
Screens Short-Term Disabilities
The SSA will not disburse payments to eligible disability recipients until five months after the person's application has been approved.
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