So you’ve filed a claim for Social Security disability benefits and have been denied twice. You’re probably wondering what next? Thinking you’re not disabled because the Social Security Administration (SSA) has denied your claim twice could not be further from the truth. Although SSA has denied your claim for disability
A simple but often overlooked aspect of PIP (personal injury protection insurance) is that the Florida rules of civil procedure apply to Florida PIP Suits. Oftentimes, PIP carriers will pay medical providers a reduced amount for the services rendered to patients in automobile accidents. These incorrect payments are usually paid
A physician assistant (PA) is defined by the American Academy of Physician Assistants as a “healthcare professional who is licensed to practice medicine as a part of a team with physicians and other providers.” A nurse practitioner (NP) is defined as “a registered nurse (RN) who has completed advanced education
Making the decision to apply for Social Security disability benefits is not an easy one. You have to consider the length of the process and come to terms with the fact that you just can’t physically or mentally work on a full-time basis anymore. For many people that is a
Last month the U.S. Senate Commerce Committee heard horrific stories from cruise line passengers recounting their experiences. The man behind this hearing was Senator Jay Rockefeller (D-W.Va.) the committee chairman. Senator Rockefeller has been on a mission to hold the cruise line industry accountable for their dangerous practices regarding the
The 11th Judicial Circuit in and for Dade County recently ruled on an evidentiary issue. This evidentiary issue pertains to affidavits. Black’s Law Dictionary (5th Ed.) defines an affidavit as, “A written or printed declaration or statement of facts, made voluntarily, and confirmed by the oath or affirmation of the
The 7th Circuit Court of Appeals recently came out with a decision clarifying the term “hearing.” This stems from a case where an individual filed for disability benefits. She was denied at the reconsideration stage and given 60 days to appeal the denial, requesting a hearing in front of an
Just like snowflakes, no auto accident is the same. An accident involving a truck colliding with a sedan is always going to be different than a crash between two sedans. This is because of the numerous factors that play a part in auto accidents. These range from the speed at
The Hidden Risks Behind Gas Grill Explosions and Their Consequences For many, there’s nothing quite like the allure of a savory barbeque. The convenience of gas grills, especially during events and key holidays, often overshadows the potential hazards. Gas grill explosions, in particular, have raised eyebrows due to the devastating
Florida has minimum requirements for both bodily injury liability and property damage liability ($10,000 to one person). Moreover, the Florida No-Fault law requires owners of motor vehicles to carry $10,000 of Personal Injury Protection (PIP) and $10,000 of Property damage liability (First-Party Coverage). Under Florida Statutes Section 627.736, PIP insurance
