The Camp Lejeune Justice Act of 2022 allows individuals to recover damages from the United States for injuries that resulted from exposure to contaminated water at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, during 1953-1987. The new law opens up a window of time, at least until August 10, 2024, in which individuals who were harmed by the […]
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What can I do if I’m denied social security disability benefits?
Tuesday 15 Dec 2015
Let’s say you applied for social security disability and just got a letter in the mail telling you that your claim was denied. What options do you have at this point? Well, you could either accept the denial or you could challenge it by making an appeal. If you choose to appeal, you must do […]
What Are the Qualifications to be Eligible for Social Security Disability Benefits?
Wednesday 9 Dec 2015
If you are unable to work because of a physical condition, you may wonder if you would qualify to receive social security disability benefits from the federal government. The answer depends on the specific nature of your physical condition. First of all, there are two main types of social security disability benefits: (1) Disability […]
How Much Is My Injury Claim Worth?
Tuesday 28 Jan 2014
Every injury case is different. Rarely will any attorney concentrating in personal injury law be able to give you more than general advice as to the type of compensation you may get for your injuries. Until the full extent of your injury is known, including time lost from work, number of days in the hospital […]