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• What You Need To Know About Getting The Disability Benefits You Deserve After A Claim Denial

  14 August 2015

  While you are entitled to disability benefits under federal law if you are a full-time employee in the private sector, the process of filing a claim to receive compensation for medical treatment can be a long, drawn out and complicated process. And even after you file a claim, you may not receive the benefits you deserve. If your claim is denied, you need to know your rights in order to launch a successful appeal.

• What Should You Know About Inheriting Oil And Gas Leases?

  28 July 2015

  If you've recently found yourself the owner (or partial owner) of your relative's home after his or her death, you may be wondering about your next steps. And if your relative's home happens to be subject to an oil or gas lease, this matter can become more complex. Although these leases can provide a comfortable cash flow to the original lessor (and any beneficiaries), selling this house or property can be much more complicated than selling a house that isn't subject to any leases or liens.

• Personal Injury Claims: What To Do When The Insurance Company Requests For An Independent Medical Examination

  9 July 2015

  Upon filing a personal injury claim, the insurance company may contact you and request for an independent medical examination (IME). This is when a physician who has no prior doctor-patient relationship with you examines your medical condition. The insurance company may use the medical report obtained to try to negotiate a settlement with you. What the Laws Surrounding IMEs Are IMEs are conducted in order to examine the cause of the injury, along with the severity and extent when liability is an issue.

• Everything A Doctor Says Is Not Always The Truth - Dealing With A Medical Misdiagnosis

  19 June 2015

  It seems like every few weeks, you hear about cases in which the doctors have misdiagnosed a patient. In some cases, the patients were diagnosed with diseases they did not have, and in other cases, the doctors failed to find diseases that were present. In both instances, patients were caused unnecessary mental anguish before the situation was resolved. In cases of medical misdiagnosis, patients experienced either too much treatment, the wrong treatment, or not enough treatment.

• Getting Through A Stress Free Vacation With Your Child After Divorce

  2 June 2015

  Every divorce decree and custody arrangement is slightly different. In some the courts dictate all time-sharing arrangements, whereas in others it is left to the parties to decide. No matter which type of arrangement you have in place, if you are a non-custodial parent who has visitation rights, part of your summer visitation should include a vacation for you and your child. This will help the bond between you and your child, as well as build memories which will last a lifetime.