Learning about Legal Contracts
  • Make Sure Your Workers Comp Protects Your Future

    • 29 October 2017
    Workers compensation is designed to cover your basic needs after a workplace injury, but it can open the door for so many other protections and provisions. From getting on a fast track to social security to laying out an argument for a lawsuit, you can prepare a lot of options while recovering from your injuries and not burdened by workplace duties. To understand the potential gains that can come from an otherwise unfortunate situation, consider a few of these planning points after a workplace injury.
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  • Faqs About The Social Security Disability Onset Date

    • 2 October 2017
    When you apply for Social Security Disability benefits, one of the details that you must provide is your disability onset date. Knowing the date is important. It can have an impact several aspects of the benefits you are applying for. To help you understand the importance, here is what you need to know about the onset date. What Is the Disability Onset Date? The disability onset date is basically the day that your medical condition first impacted your ability to work.
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  • Be Prepared: 4 Things That Can Help You Avoid A DUI

    • 11 September 2017
    If you drink, you need to be aware of DUI laws. You'll need to know those laws if you're ever arrested and charged with a DUI. In addition to familiarizing yourself with your state's DUI laws, you should also become familiar with ways to avoid DUIs and what to do should you ever be charged with one. It's not good enough that you familiarize yourself with these things after the fact.
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  • 3 Different Ways A Paralegal Can Assist You With Matters Of The Law

    • 11 September 2017
    A paralegal is an individual who is trained in legal tasks but has not gone through the same schooling and testing that it takes to become a lawyer. Many lawyers work as paralegals as they go to school, and others enjoy a career as a paralegal without even wanting to become a lawyer. Paralegals can assist you with a number of legal matters at a much more affordable rate compared to a lawyer.
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  • Divorce When Your Spouse Is In A Coma: How To Make The Tough Call

    • 5 September 2017
    If your spouse is in an accident, and ends up in a coma, how long should you stay married? Comas can last for a few days, or they can last for years. More often than not, people do not wake up at all. If you also do not have power of attorney over your spouse, how long do you stay married to someone in this state? Here are some other things to consider before you move forward with a divorce from your comatose spouse.
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