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Will Epileptic Seizures Prevent Liability When the Person’s Seizure Causes a Traffic Accident and Damages to Another Person?

In a recent Case presented to the Court of Appeals, Screven County v. Sandlin, decided May 4, 2022, by the Georgia Court of Appeals, the case involved an inmate who was riding in the County’s own pick up truck. The inmate was the passenger in the back seat and the truck veered off the road causing the inmate’s seat belt to break.
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Do I Qualify for SSDIB?

I ask everyone who comes to me seeking SSDIB who has less than a continuous 5-10 years of employment history to visit SS.GOV-my account.
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Eligibility for Social Security Disability

People always want to know what their chances of prevailing are after filing for a SSDIB claim. There are a few things that the SS Administration will look at that are extremely important.
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What Is a Drug Formulary?

Many legislatures in the US have been influenced by the companies who handle workers’ compensation cases who want to establish a “Drug Formulary”. What this means is that the insurance companies seek to have a set regimen for every injured person that is in chronic pain and is need of chronic pain management.
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Settlement of Workers' Compensation Cases with Mediation

It seems that every Christmas season (October 15 to December 15) is the time when many insurance companies decide to put on the “hard press” to settle many of their claims in workers’ compensation cases and automobile accident claims. These are the major areas I practice law, so I have many opportunities to settle my client cases during this time.
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