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• FAQs About Technical Denials In Social Security Disability Cases

  9 March 2016

  A denial of your disability claim can happen at any stage of the review process. When reviewing your application, one of the first areas the Social Security Administration, or SSA, looks is your income and work history. If you do not meet the requirements set for benefits, you could be denied. If you received a technical denial, here is what you need to know.  What Is a Technical Denial? A technical denial simply means that you did not meet the financial or the work history requirement needed to qualify for disability benefits.

• Can You Sue Your Neighbor For Making Too Much Noise?

  10 February 2016

  Technically, you can sue someone for just about anything. The question you probably really want to know the answer to is – is there any merit in suing your neighbor for making too much noise or can you benefit from suing your neighbor for making too much noise. If the noise your neighbor is making has become a nuisance and nothing you have tried has resolved the situation, you do have the right to follow a lawsuit.

• Cyber Security And Suppliers: What Businesses Must Know

  23 January 2016

  Over the years, Home Depot, CVS, Experian, and various other companies have suffered massive cyber-attacks that have left their customers' and their own sensitive data exposed. Because of the increase in security breaches, it is more important than ever for businesses to consider their own cyber security system and whether or not it adequately extends to all of their merchants and other business relations. In order to keep your business safe and secure, here are a few things you need to know when it comes to cyber risk management and your company vendors:

• How To Prove A Personal Injury Case

  6 January 2016

  TV and radio ads are flooded with attorneys promising to help you receive compensation if you've been injured in an accident. You are entitled to be fully compensated for injuries caused by someone else's fault, but what do you need to do to get it? Here's what you'll need to prove a personal injury claim. Take Photographs If you're injured, you're going to be under a lot of stress and have other things on your mind, but you need to make sure that you or someone you know takes pictures as quickly as possible.

• Protecting Evidence In The Digital Age

  26 December 2015

  Smartphones, tablets and other mobile devices are almost everywhere these days. If you're involved in an accident, there's a chance that someone in the area will have digital video footage and pictures of the aftermath (if not the accident as it happens). If the evidence works to your benefit because it wasn't your fault, there are a few protections that need to be in place to make sure that the evidence is ready for litigation--especially if the evidence is on your own phone.