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As personal injury lawyers, we are often asked “how will my medical bill get paid before my case is settled? ” During that time, your medical bills can be covered under personal injury protection, medical payment coverage, and health insurance. Additionally, your trea...
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When you work with a personal injury law firm in Tampa, your personal injury settlement will cover past and future medical expenses, lost earnings, the inability to earn income in the future. It also covers past and future pain and suffering, disability disfigurement, mental ang...
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May
Current statistics show us that you may want to work beyond your retirement age. This could be due to a personal choice, or out of financial necessity. If you are currently receiving Social Security benefits though, you must be aware of how going back to work can affect your paym...
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May
As criminal defense lawyers in Tampa, we know that witnesses can significantly affect a domestic violence case, especially depending on who the witness is. For example, if the witness is a random passerby, a neighbor, or someone that doesn't know the victim and defendant...
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As a criminal defense law firm in Tampa, we are often asked whether or not your domestic violence charge will be a misdemeanor or a felony. Unfortunately, the answer is it depends on the particulars of your case. When Is Domestic Violence A Felony? Serious injuries and vi...
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As with all criminal arrests, domestic violence charges are public record, and you will need a Tampa criminal defense lawyer to fight for you. If you are arrested for a domestic violence charge, battery, or violation of an injunction, that will be on your record and can be seen...
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Did you know that domestic violence isn't a charge but instead is a broad category that encompasses several different charges involving violence between domestic parties? Let our criminal defense law firm explain. Misdemeanor Vs. Felony Domestic ViolenceDomestic violence a...
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May
Workers' compensation is a type of insurance, just like auto insurance, etc. It commonly will cover what you would expect your car insurance policy to cover if you sustained an injury in an automobile accident. This may include, but not be limited to: Medical bills and m...
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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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