Confused About VA Claim Denials?

Posted on: 5 January 2016
Filling a claim with the Veterans Affairs (VA) disability system can be confusing, especially if you don't have any experience with legal or administrative systems. Although paperwork format is important, it isn't administrative mistakes or the rumors "dot the i's and cross the t's" that leads to denials. The VA can simply ask you to correct that kind of information, but if you're lacking evidence for your claimed conditions or if your evidence isn't convincing enough, a denial is likely to arrive in your mail.
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3 Lies Television Taught You About Personal Injury Lawsuits

Posted on: 22 December 2015
Television has a way of teaching people about personal injury lawsuits. There are many shows and movies that have riveting portrayals of people filing personal injury lawsuits and showing the positive outcomes from the trial. Although there are some situations that turn out to be like these television shows and movies, they are not common. In fact, there are many ways that these shows have falsely educated the public about personal injury lawsuits.
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Why Your Personal Injury Lawyer Wishes You'd Stay Off Social Media

Posted on: 12 December 2015
If you've been involved in a particularly nasty auto accident, you may have injuries and medical bills for which you're trying to reach a settlement with an insurance company. To avoid all the stress and negotiations, you hired a personal injury attorney to manage the case for you and work on getting the best possible settlement.   But the process can be a long one, and you may even have ongoing injuries that have kept you from working or from participating in many of the activities you used to do.
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How You Can Sue Someone Over Damaging Gossip That Cost You Your Job

Posted on: 25 November 2015
Gossip and drama are everywhere you go. You can find someone talking about some else on social media websites, in people's homes and in many public places all of the time. While it is old news that people chat to one another about other people, it may be bad news for you when you learn someone has told a vicious lie about you and it has cost you your job. Find out more about the steps you can take for suing the person that lied about you.
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