2023

What SSDI Claimants Need To Know About Filing An Appeal

In many cases, those who need financial help after being unable to work at a job can turn to SSDI (Social Security Disability Insurance) benefits. However, a lot of people are denied their benefits after waiting months for approval. If you have been turned down for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits, you have the right to appeal the decision. The Social Security Administration (SSA) offers claimants the chance to meet a hearing officer and talk to them about their claim for benefits.…

Building A Strong Car Accident Case: What You Need To Know

Whether you were the victim of a car accident or you caused it, understanding the legal aspects of your case is important. Knowing what to expect will help you build a strong case and ensure the outcome works in your favor. Here are some key elements that make up a strong car accident case. Evidence Collection  The first step in building a strong car accident case is collecting evidence. This includes gathering documents such as medical records, police reports, accident scene photos, and other pertinent information.…

Facing Charges? How Motion To Suppress Can Help You Win Your OVI Case

When facing OVI charges, a motion to suppress is among your best options for fighting the charges. A motion to suppress can be used to challenge the admissibility of evidence in court and potentially have your case dismissed. To understand how this works, you should know some basics about how OVI cases are prosecuted. Here’s a brief overview of what happens with OVI cases and how you can use motion to suppress to win your case.…

After An Accident: The Settlement Vs Judgement Question

When a careless driver causes injuries, you may be entitled to monetary damages. This form of monetary damages may be paid either by a settlement or by a court judgment. This issue may become important in your quest to be paid what you are owed by the at-fault driver’s insurer. Know what to do by reading the information below. Settlements Are Often Preferred When you are paid a settlement, you agree to drop the case.…