It's estimated that 7 in 10 people will need long-term care — and with the costs of healthcare rising and life expectancy increasing, long-term care expenses can pose a significant risk to your wealth if not addressed properly. By developing a well-rounded strategy, you can protect your assets and ensure access to the highest quality of care when needed. Following are some key steps you should take to plan effectively for long-term care expenses. [Read More]

Personal injury law covers a broad range of case types, but all attorneys who practice personal injury law are focused on a single thing: getting their clients the compensation they deserve. Take a look below for just three common instances that should prompt a call to a trusted personal injury attorney as soon as possible. Defective Products   Many people suffer physical harm as a result of a defective product. Automobile parts such as fuel tanks and airbags have been the focus of defective product lawsuits in the past, as have home insulation materials and farming equipment. [Read More]

If you are unable to work because of a medical condition, you may be eligible for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI). In many cases, claimants must wait a long time to hear back from the SSA (Social Security Administration) after applying. However, back pay can help make up for the wait. To find out more about back pay and how it's determined, read below. What is Backpay? Backpay is paid to SSDI claimants once their application is approved. [Read More]

Unfortunately, being involved in a car accident can have devastating impacts on you as these incidents can lead to extensive property damage and severe injuries. As a result, individuals that have been involved in a car accident will need to be careful to avoid some common mistakes. Not Documenting The Damage And Injuries From The Accident A common mistake that auto accident victims could be likely to make is failing to document the injuries and damages that they suffered as a result of the accident. [Read More]