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Common Policy Points

If a person seeking a benefits plan is not careful they could find themselves in an inadequate policy. Some providers have more options that cover short-term disability and others have more diverse policies concerning long-term disability. Each provider can cover similar aspects in terms of policy, but the exact limitation may range. What is covered in most plans Most providers

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Car Accident Lawsuit Threshold

In New Jersey most insurance policies have a lawsuit threshold that requires objective medical evidence of a serious personal injury before someone injured in a New Jersey car accident can file a lawsuit. New Jersey Car Accident Lawsuit Threshold Insurance companies who provide car insurance in New Jersey law generally offers car insurance with two very important options: Basic car

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Calculating SSI Benefits for the Self-Employed

When you calculate your earnings regarding self-employment, the Social Security Administration (SSA) counts Net Earnings from Self Employment (NESE), which is your gross receipts minus your business expenses x .9235; therefore a portion of your net earnings count in determining your income from self-employment. The SSA will work with you to project your average earnings from self-employment over the calendar

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How You Might Get Burned By Worker’s Comp Fraud

Worker’s compensation is designed to help those who are injured at work and lose their income as a result. It could be an employee who fell at work and needs several months of physical therapy to recover. If the employer cannot pay for the victim to spend months out of work, worker’s compensation is an insurance policy paid for by

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Apply for SSI – Filing a Claim for Mental Impairments

A claim for SSI benefits under Supplemental Security Income (SSI) for a mental disability or impairment can be granted as long as medical evidence can be provided to prove it. To apply for ssi, you must prove that you’re disabled from performing past relevant work for at least 12 months and that there are no alternative occupations that you’re able

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5 Product Recalls to Watch Out For in the New Year

As the New Year unfolds, there have been several major product recalls that have been issued since the start of 2020 that have affected products that have been widely sold. Although the number of product recalls have been down in the Trump Administration due to a less active CPSC and FDA, there have still been several significant recalls recently. Here

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4 Things to Know About Employment Disputes

When it comes to employers and employees, it’s natural that from time to time a disagreement may arise. Whether it’s a work schedule, overtime pay, or an issue such as sexual harassment or racial discrimination, when these employment disputes occur, many factors must be considered. In many cases, an employee may be terminated or pressured to drop any complaints they

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4 Myths About Personal Injury Claims

There are plenty of myths out there about personal injury claims. Everyone has heard them, and sometimes, they’re enough to make you think twice about filing your own claim. Let’s bust a few of those myths, so you can feel confident about filing your claim. Myth #1: Personal injury claims are frivolous lawsuits. We’ve all heard the story about the

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Machinery Accidents in New Jersey: What You Need to Know

Machinery safety standards are among OSHA’s top 10 most frequently violated codes, leading to countless machinery accident injuries. Manufacturers of tools and heavy equipment have an obligation to ensure their products are dependable and free of defects, and employers must follow the rules to ensure workplace safety. This article aims to help people understand workplace machinery accidents and the process

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