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May
Workers' compensation is a type of insurance, just like auto insurance, etc. It typically covers what you would expect your car insurance policy to cover if you were to sustain an injury in an automobile accident. This may include, but is not limited to: Medical bills and ...
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May
In most cases, you get hurt on the job, miss a few days of work, and then are ready to return to work. Even if you cannot return to your previous job, often your employer may find another position for you, or make changes so you can return to the job you had. Other types of injur...
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May
If you are receiving disability benefits and are approaching retirement age, you may have some questions about how SSI and SSDI work and how one affects the other. It is important to understand the basic steps you need to take in order to receive full benefits without making cost...
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May
As Tampa SSD lawyers, we know that when you first went through the process to apply for SSD benefits, you supplied the Social Security Administration (SSA) with financial records, medical records, and many other details outlining your situation. As time goes on, if any of these d...
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May
You are probably well aware that most insurance companies always are on the look-out as to how to deny or reduce a workers comp claim. Unfortunately, pre-existing conditions are one of the most common ways to deny workers compensation claims. Let our workers' comp law firm ...
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May
The workers' compensation system was established in the state of Florida to provide benefits to workers who sustain work-related injuries or illnesses. Every year, Tampa workers’ compensation attorneys help thousands of workers obtain these benefits. In fact, nearly 6...
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May
The first thing you need to do after a car accident is to contact your insurance company. If another driver was at fault (or even if you were), the insurance company will want you to provide a statement of exactly what occurred. The other party's insurance company may also ...
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May
According to the United States Constitution and the Fourth Amendment, we as citizens can be free from unlawful searches and seizures. That means if law enforcement came into your car, your backpack, or your house, and they did not have a search warrant or probable cause...
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May
There are two ways to possess a controlled substance. One is actual possession. The other one is constructive possession. Let our criminal defense lawyers explain. Actual Possession vs. Constructive Possession Actual possession is exactly what it sounds like, it's o...
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May
While you do not legally need a lawyer to file a personal injury claim, there are many reasons to consider doing so. In addition to the knowledge that a personal injury lawyer has regarding state laws, they can also remove some of the stress of dealing with a lawsuit following an...
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May
Suffering a work-related injury or illness is devastating. Many victims suffer serious injuries that temporarily or permanently prevent them from returning to work, so they rely on workers' compensation benefits to make ends meet. This is why so many injured workers who are...
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May
As the law has changed here in Florida with the advent of the medical marijuana, many wonder if they can be arrested for possession of marijuana if they have a legitimate and authorized medical marijuana card? As Tampa defense lawyers, we can tell you the answer is ...
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