More people in the US choose mediation to hold their position in the negotiation. Although mediation is a less expensive and quick way to resolve a dispute, it gives contour to both parties. Sometimes, the judge might not understand the case properly because of little evidence and proof....
Read MoreSometimes the insurance company denies or terminates long-term disability claims for various reasons. You might find it difficult to identify and resolve the dispute then. Even the insurance company doesn’t provide the reasons for claim rejection. If you have been into any such problems or want to learn...
Read MoreAny stage of disagreement can be resolved by mediation law, which is a popular form of ADR. In contrast to a trial or arbitration, mediation does not entail anyone deciding who is right or wrong. Instead, a neutral third person who goes by the mediator’s name assists the...
Read MoreThe criteria used to determine who is eligible for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) payments and how much money they will get are governed by Social Security disability law. State and municipal laws do not apply to these programs because they are federal....
Read MoreGoing through a divorce or business dispute can be stressful, tricky, and challenging. This is especially true when, for example, the divorce terms are contested. When a dispute arises between people, or organizations, such as business entities, litigating in court can be an expensive, lengthy, and sometimes avoidable process....
Read MoreMeditation is a chance for people who are struggling with a dispute to talk about their concerns and issues. This helps them make decisions about their problems since they have another person to resolve them without a hassle. This person in the middle is known as the mediator....
Read MoreThere are many benefits to having a lawyer handle your family law or social security disability case as it progresses through the court system. It is incredibly useful to have someone advocating for you, who knows the lingo, and has an insider knowledge of the law. The ongoing...
Read MoreBack pay refers to past-due benefits that cover a period in which you had not been approved to collect disability benefits that you were medically qualified to collect. Therefore, to collect the back pay benefits, one must be incapable of working and being physically or mentally disabled. However,...
Read MoreWhen you apply for social security disability, as with any new undertaking, you will have many questions. And many people come into the process with a lot of assumptions which are actually myths. In this article we hope to clarify and rectify some of those myths. Social Security...
Read MoreThis is a question we get from time to time. The answer we give is always the same. An improvement in health does not necessarily guarantee that it will continue improving or stay improved. Often times there can be improvements before the full weight of the disability is...
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