How to Write a Demand Letter for a Personal Injury Claim
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A car accident can wreck your vehicle, your finances, and so much more. At least an auto insurance policy can …
Read MoreWhat Federal Employees Need to Know About Schedule Awards
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Read More7 Key Forms for Federal Workers’ Compensation Claims
Getting your ducks in a row regarding your federal worker’s compensation claim can be difficult. That’s because there are many …
Read MoreWhat Federal Employees Need to Know About the OWCP
The Office of Workers’ Compensation Programs (OWCP) is the federal agency responsible for handling work-related injury and illness claims for …
Read MoreCan I Be Sued for Being a Good Samaritan?
No good deed goes unpunished. With this old saying in mind, you may wonder whether it’s in your best interest …
Read MoreHow to Protect Yourself Before, During, and After an IME
An independent medical examination (IME) is a pivotal step in the workers’ compensation process—and it’s one you need to prepare …
Read MoreCan Legal Immigrants Claim Social Security Benefits?
You don’t have to be a U.S. citizen to be eligible to receive Social Security benefits. But to qualify, an …
Read MoreShould an Injured Worker Accept a Light-Duty Work Offer?
As you heal and recover from an on-the-job injury, your doctor may give you the green light to return to …
Read MoreBaby in the Backseat? You Might Be a Drowsy, Distracted Driver
Did you know that a Safe Kids Worldwide poll found that a new mom is nearly three times more likely …
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