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The Social Security Administration pays disability benefits under two different programs: • Social Security Disability Insurance is the program most people think of when they hear "disability benefits." It is commonly known by the initials SSDI, or just SSD, or even DIB (for Disability Income Benefits). This program is for insured workers, their disabled surviving spouses and children. In order to qualify, or to be considered "insured," you must have worked five of the past ten years...
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Congratulations on getting your VA disability. Unfortunately, there is no connection between the VA and the Social Security Administration. However, the medical facts that enabled you to receive your VA disability will probably be very convincing to the decision-makers at the Social Security Administration. Good luck to you!
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The situation was certainly mishandled from a public relations standpoint. Pardon the pun, but it left a bad taste in your mouth for this restaurant, and I'm sure your friends feel the same way. The restaurant should have apologized and let everyone eat for free, or perhaps given everyone a gift certificate for a meal some other time. Unfortunately, you probably shouldn't expect the restaurant to do much more than that for you. In Texas you can't file suit for what MIGHT HAVE happened. You...
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I'm sorry to learn of your father's injuries. My law firm handles both personal injury claims and Social Security disability claims. We'll be glad to try to help your father. Our contact information is at http://www.KraftLaw.com.
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I'm sorry your son was injured. You have not told us how severely he was hurt. Products liability claims are very expensive to pursue, due to the cost of expert witness testimony. Unless there are very serious injuries involved, products cases are usually not economically worthwhile. I hope that is not the situation here. If you wish to discuss this further, please feel free to contact my firm.
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Your options are not good unless you can prove that the statement is untrue. I would continue to talk with TripAdvisor (perhaps taking it up the ladder to higher levels), and try to get the problem resolved that way. Perhaps you can convince them that there's no way the guest could know that her rash was caused by your linens. Good luck to you!
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It's possible that this is a fair offer under the particular circumstances of your case. But you definitely should talk with a local lawyer and get advice before accepting the offer. Most lawyers will offer you a free consultation, and will tell you honestly whether you might be able to get more money by hiring a lawyer. Good luck to you!
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I understand your concerns, and I personally try to avoid walking beneath or near any construction equipment. There are, in fact, many regulations, both state and federal, that govern such matters. The problem is that regulations only work in two ways – either companies voluntarily follow the regulations, or government agencies enforce the regulations. While most companies may honestly try to follow all rules and regulations, many do not. They try to cut corners in order to increase profits....
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You have a complicated fact situation and serious injuries. You need to consult with an experienced local personal injury lawyer as soon as possible. The longer you wait, the harder it will be to investigate the claim. The homeowners insurance may try to pay you only the "med pay" section of the policy, which will probably be just a few thousand dollars. Don't accept this, don't sign any papers, and don't give any recorded statements until you speak with a lawyer. Good luck to you!
Setting aside the questions relating to your actual responsibility for your daughter's actions, in Texas you cannot lose your home or car or have your wages garnished as a result of a judgement in a car wreck case. There are assets that you can lose, such as a second home, a boat, etc. You should consult with a lawyer familiar with Texas law to get a more complete answer. Good luck to you!
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