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Suffering injuries in an auto accident can turn your life upside-down in an instant. However, the word “accident” can be misleading. While some accidents occur purely due to chance, many incidents that cause injuries happen because of another party’s negligent or wrongful behavior. In such cases, Nebraska law gives the injured individual the right to hold the at-fault party accountable…
The sudden and unexpected loss of a loved one can be emotionally devastating, particularly when it occurs due to the negligence or wrongful actions of another individual. In the state of Nebraska, amidst the turmoil of such circumstances, there is a legal avenue for seeking recourse and accountability through a wrongful death lawsuit. But, who can file a wrongful death…
If you live in Nebraska and have a disability that keeps you from working, you might be able to receive financial assistance through Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI). What's the difference between SSI vs SSDI benefits? While both programs benefit individuals with disabilities, they differ in eligibility requirements, benefit amounts, and other factors. Understanding SSDI…
Being involved in an accident is a stressful experience. When the accident is another party’s fault, you can file a compensation claim for your injury-related medical expenses, time you are forced to miss at work due to the accident, and other losses. However, the steps you take following the crash can have a significant influence on your ability to prove…
If you count on Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits, you may wonder about the maximum monthly payment you can receive. Unsure of how much social security disability maximum monthly benefit amounts you can claim? The Social Security Administration (SSA) limits the benefit amounts based on various factors, and they usually have an annual benefits increase. Understanding the Maximum Social…
With the surge in remote work opportunities, many workers are unsure of their rights and their employers’ responsibilities. Understanding the legal framework governing remote employment is crucial to avoid being taken advantage of. Learn more about the applicable labor laws, rights, and responsibilities of remote workers and their employers. Key Takeaways Just like on-site employees, remote workers are protected by…
In Iowa, comparative negligence plays a significant role in personal injury cases. This legal concept involves determining the degree of fault for each party involved in an accident. When an individual seeks compensation for injuries, Iowa law examines the actions of everyone involved. If a plaintiff is found partly at fault, it can affect the compensation received. For example, in…
Burn injury cases involve varying degrees of severity, each with distinct legal implications. These classifications are critical in determining the course of a lawsuit. First-degree burns, the least severe, often involve minimal legal action due to their superficial nature. However, the legal landscape changes significantly as the severity increases to second and third-degree burns. Third-degree burns can lead to extensive…
If you have suffered an injury while working in Iowa, you may be entitled to benefits through the worker’s compensation system. This program provides medical care, lost wage replacement, and other compensation to employees who are hurt on the job. Navigating the worker’s comp process can be complex, with strict deadlines and confusing paperwork. An experienced attorney familiar with Iowa’s…
In Cedar Rapids, a tragic incident occurred in November of last year in the 1400 block of Memorial Drive SE, resulting in the death of a pedestrian. According to reports, around 4:45 p.m., a 45-year-old man was driving along Memorial Drive SE when his vehicle struck two individuals, a man and a woman. Following the accident, both pedestrians were transported…
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