Missouri Work Comp Insurance Companies love it when you “do it yourself”. Insurance companies want to close cases as quickly and as cheaply as possible. People representing themselves is a primary way they accomplish this. That’s not to say that … Read More
If you live in the Harrison Arkansas area and have made the difficult decision to file for disability because you can no longer work even a simple, entry-level job, then you need to start the process by filing a disability … Read More
Springfield Missouri worker compensation lawyers charge a contingency fee for work injury cases. You won’t pay an attorney any upfront costs to handle your claim, but if you win your claim, the attorney will take a percentage of the settlement. … Read More
Most Springfield Missouri personal injury attorneys charge a contingency fee for Missouri personal injury cases. You won’t pay an attorney any upfront costs to handle your claim, but if you win your claim, the attorney will take a percentage of … Read More
Even if your doctor tells you that you’re disabled, the Social Security Administration (SSA) may define “disabled” differently, and unfortunately, it’s how Uncle Sam defines disabled that matters when it comes to receiving your disability benefits. It may be that … Read More
In Missouri Workers Compensation cases, settlements or “stipulations” as they are known, are often accomplished through a process known as mediation. Parties often voluntarily agree to engage in mediation. I have found that mediation is a highly effective tool to … Read More
If you’ve applied for Social Security Disability (SSDI) benefits in Arkansas, it is quite possible that your social security disability claim has been denied. You should know that you’re not alone – nearly 70% of initial applications are denied. So … Read More
You may be surprised to know that in our experience, most of the time, your employer has no involvement in the settlement of your Missouri work comp claim. Injured workers rarely make their employer “mad” for hiring a work comp … Read More
You are entitled to medical care and payment of your medical bills when injured in a Missouri work compensation case. While that may sound great, under Missouri Workers’ Compensation Law you don’t get to pick the doctor. Your employer will … Read More
Even if your own doctor has told you that he or she doesn’t think you could work and that you are disabled, the Social Security Administration (SSA) probably defines “disabled” differently. Unfortunately, it’s Uncle Sam’s definition that matters when it … Read More