Things To Consider When Filing ERISA Disability Claims

Posted on: 16 May 2016
If you're injured and need to go on disability, it's important to do so in the right way. Making certain mistakes can make it less likely your claim will be approved. There are a number of factors to take into consideration when making ERISA disability claims. When To Leave Your Job Don't resign or quit your job just because your employer suggests it. This isn't a good idea, and should only be done once your doctor says it isn't possible for you to work.
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Thinking About Pulling A Prank On Someone? Consider This First

Posted on: 9 May 2016
Every so often, a prank goes too far—and that can lead to big trouble for the prankster. What most people don't realize is that there are often serious legal repercussions for pranks that cross the line. If you're remotely tempted to try to prank someone, this is what you should consider first.  It isn't harmless fun. Pranks can cost a lot of money, deplete government resources, and terrify victims. For example, one form of prank that's trending is called "
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The Defend Trade Secrets Act And Other Ways You Can Protect Your Business

Posted on: 15 April 2016
If you're a business owner, you know all too well about the dangers of stolen trade secrets or intellectual property. Losing these items could cost you millions of dollars and even bankrupt your business. Thankfully, a new bill could help transform the political landscape and help you avoid these dangers. The Basics Of The Bill The bill, which passed by a unanimous Senate vote, is called the "Defend Trade Secret Act.
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Appealing A Denied Disability Social Security Claim

Posted on: 30 March 2016
If you've recently applied for disability through the US Social Security Administration and it's been denied, there are some steps you can take to appeal the decision. It's important to understand the procedure for appeal so that you can increase your chances of getting the claim approved. Here is some information about the appeals process so that you can be prepared in the event that your claim gets denied. Reconsideration
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