Our Blog Helps Injured Workers Understand Their Disability Claims
Whether you’re having difficulty appealing a denial for Social Security or long-term disability benefits, are fighting a battle for a personal injury settlement, or going through a separation, divorce, or custody battle, our legal blog can inform you of all of your options. Browse or search our blog posts today for help on divorce, personal injury, Social Security disability, and more.
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Personal Injury Attorney Must Look Out for The Medical Lien If medical costs from your accident are paid by an insurer, they must normally be repaid from your settlement. Your attorney needs to be familiar with this complex area of the law. -
School’s Out, Summer’s Here St. Charles Parish Schools are out and that means the Bourgeois kids are home for the summer! -
Proposed White House Budget Looks To DRASTICALLY Cut Social Security Disability The Trump Administration recently released its proposed budget and it slashes almost $75 BILLION from Social Security disability programs alone. -
Are You A Louisiana State Employee Who Needs Disability? Typically, Louisiana state employees do not pay into Social Security. But what happens when you become sick or injured and are no longer able to work? -
Peripheral Artery Disease Patients Reduce Pain By Stretching A recent study found that a very safe, easy intervention that improves tolerance for walking with Peripheral Artery Disease is calf stretching prior to walking. -
South Louisiana Social Security Offices – New Orleans, Gretna/Terrytown, Kenner, Lacombe, Houma, Baton Rouge, Hammond A listing and overview of the 9 Social Security offices in Southeast Louisiana, including those in New Orleans, Gretna/Terrytown, Kenner, Houma, and more -
Uninsured and Under-insured Motorist Coverage in Louisiana Do you have uninsured motorist coverage in Louisana? Contact us for a free automobile policy review to see if you are protecting yourself and your family. -
Pre-Existing Conditions in Long-Term Disability Policies The pre-existing condition exclusion clause is a hurdle that you have to face when applying for disability benefits soon after coverage has started. -
Crash on I-310 in Luling Helps Discuss Comparative Fault A recent fiery collision south of the Hale Boggs bridge in Luling, LA provides a good example to discuss comparative fault and damages under Louisiana Tort Law. -
Proving Disability from Depression and/or Anxiety When you suffer from depression and/or anxiety, filing a long-term disability insurance claim based on these illnesses is often complicated and frustrating.