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The Real Face of Fraud in Workers’ Comp
The Real Face of Fraud in Workers’ Comp In 2016, Reagan Kemple lost his life while battling wildfires in California, leaving behind a wife and 2 children. When Mrs. Kemple sought workers’ compensation benefits she was told that her husband’s employer did not have coverage because they did not have any employees—everyone who worked for them were Read More
Read MoreFired After Reporting a Job Injury
Fired After Reporting a Job Injury The story attached to this blog reports how the United States Postal Service has apparently been targeting injured employees and either firing them or making their jobs unbearable so that the injured worker would quit their job. This program has been in place for the last 5 years. During this Read More
Read MoreDo You Know Who Your Lawyer Is?
Do You Know Who Your Lawyer Is? I literally could not count the number of times I have been at the Office for Hearing Operations with a client, waiting to go before the judge for my client’s day in court in their Social Security Disability claim, that I have witnessed a lawyer come in and Read More
Read MoreWhat are the Physical Exertion Requirements for Social Security Disability
What are the Physical Exertion Requirements for Social Security Disability Alabama Disability Attorney What are the Physical Exertion Requirements? According to the Dictionary of Occupational Titles, Sedentary work is defined as follows: work which requires exerting up to 10 pounds of force occasionally (1/3 of the time), and/or a negligible amount of force frequently (2/3 Read More
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