Using someone else's records to support a denial would not be considered "substantial evidence" which an ALJ must rely upon in denying a claim. ...

If you are dealing with the public in any way, you need to have liability insurance. Somehow, at some point, someone will find a way to sue you. ...

I assume the "someone else" you are talking about was Social Security's reviewing doctors at the reconsideration level. ALJ's will often accept...

Unless you can identify the person who made the fake report, there is no one you can sue (provided the police responded appropriately). Even if...

There is likely no template for this. If the original case has already gone to judgment, then he will likely need to file a motion to set aside...

Child support is not taken out of SSDI benefits. However, your child is entitled to receive his or her own benefits until they are 19. You need...

The only way a POA can be established is through the voluntary act of the principal (your father). Unless he is willing to act, there is nothing...

He has no lease and no permission to be on the property. Call the police and see if they will arrest him for trespassing. If the police will not...

Under Ind. Code 34-31-4-1, a parent can be held liable for up to $5,000 of a person's actual damages that were "knowingly, intentionally, or...

You are probably too late to sue the ISP under Indiana negligence law because, although there is a 2 year statute of limitations for personal...