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When people think about workplace injuries, they often imagine slips and falls, back strain from heavy lifting, or repetitive stress injuries like carpal tunnel syndrome. While these are common, many lesser-known workplace injuries can have severe consequences for employees. These obscure… Read more
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When you receive a favorable decision regarding a personal injury claim, you expect your settlement check to arrive in a timely manner. Unfortunately, far too many settlement checks take far too long to direct deposit in a checking account or to arrive at the mailing address provided by the… Read more
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Are car accidents public information? The answer depends on the state where you live. In New York, car accidents become a part of the public record between 14 and 60 days after the date of an accident. The number of days that pass before the state releases a vehicle collision report depends on… Read more
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Understanding VA Claim SharksWhen Veterans file for disability claims through the Department of Veterans Affairs, they can become lost in the maze of paperwork and reports required by the VA to get a disability rating.Veterans who go looking for help to complete forms or obtain nexus letters… Read more
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The most popular way to beat the summer heat in Virginia is to spend a day at one of the many Virginia beaches that provide relief alongside the Atlantic Ocean. A close second for beating the summer heat and humidity that defines the summers of most places in Virginia is to head to the nearest… Read more
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Bernie Brannan was born in Montgomery, Alabama. He received his B.A., magna cum laude, from the University of Mississippi, where he was Phi Beta Kappa and a Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors Scholar. Bernie received his J.D. from the University of Alabama School of Law. In law school, he was a… Read more
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The Florida Supreme Court has once again struck down an aspect of the state’s workers’ compensation laws as unconstitutional, the second time in less than two months. The first ruling lifted the cap on attorneys fees, which led the insurance industry to propose rate hikes to workers’ compensation… Read more
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Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf on Sunday signed the state’s medical marijuana bill into law after it quickly breezed through the House and Senate last week, making the state the 24th to legalize medical marijuana in some capacity. Although marijuana can treat many conditions, people are especially… Read more
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Traveling with a formula-fed baby can be manageable with a little planning. Babies still need regular feedings while you are away from home, so it helps to think ahead about how you will prepare, store, and carry formula safely during your trip.The best approach may depend on how you are traveling… Read more
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Kyle Schiedo built his legal foundation at the Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University, attending on a full academic scholarship and earning his Juris Doctor. During his time in law school, Kyle distinguished himself as an exceptional legal scholar and oral advocate, serving on the… Read more
