Cars have become an integral part of life: we depend on them for our daily commutes, to run errands, to transport our children, to hit the road for an adventure. But they also pose a significant risk. There are over 6 million accidents each year in the US, half resulting
You’ve been injured at work. While you’re imagining the pile of bills growing bigger and bigger, financial stress and anxiety are often as difficult to cope with as physical pain and discomfort. Most people employed in the state of Florida qualify for workers compensation (more on this in a moment)
After a car wreck, you are coping with a variety of concerns. Are you hurt? How badly? Can you go to work? What about your car? How are you going to pay your bills, provide for your family, and cover the cost of your medical care? Dealing with an insurance
In Florida alone, there are greater than 400,000 car accidents a year; more than half of these result in injury, and sadly, there are over 3000 deaths annually. At the LaBovick Law Group, we take your rights, and your safety, very seriously. Whenever you head out on our beautiful highways
When you’re injured at work or when performing work-related duties, your initial thought is usually for your physical safety – followed quickly by pain and/or discomfort. But then your thoughts inevitably turn to other matters. Can you go back to work? When? How will you pay your bills and provide
Introduction In the complex realm of medical intricacies, a social security disability attorney can help unravel the mystifying enigma of cataplexy, weaving threads of muscle weakness and conscious awareness. Drawing upon more than two decades of experience navigating personal injury and social security cases, I stand poised, alongside a team
While car accidents are far too common, they are no less terrifying. Whether you anticipate a crash or it blindsides you, the moments after are chaotic. Adrenaline is pumping through your body; you may be hurt. You are definitely scared. It is difficult to think clearly and rationally – but
These Vision Loss and Blindness Disability Facts May Surprise You In the United States, approximately 1 in every 3 Americans has some form of vision loss. The most common cause of vision loss is age-related macular degeneration, which occurs when the small central portion of the retina deteriorates and typically
When you suffer an injury at work, the worries and concerns immediately start building. When will you be able to return to your job? How will you cover medical expenses? What if your injury prevents you from earning an income to support yourself and your family? How can you work
Many applicants need help with Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) terminology. The SSDI application process itself is not only frustrating, stressful, and LONG, but also a lot of the terms you may come across are simply confusing. To aid in your understanding of key SSDI application process terms, the team
