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The employer filed the right form and forgot to serve the injured worker. A ten percent penalty under the Longshore Act followed. The employer tried to kill it with a Supreme Court ruling and failed. Here is the rule the TV lawyer never reads.
A Mississippi man had a real injury claim and a real demand on the table. One unchecked box in his bankruptcy killed the whole thing. Here is the trap, and how to avoid it.
An aircraft mechanic worked near burn pits in Kabul and came home needing sinus surgery. The employer fought the DBA claim three times and lost every round. Here is what it takes to actually win a burn pit case.
A Mississippi man won on liability and still walked out with five thousand dollars. Here is how a thin file hands the insurance company a lowball verdict, and how to stop it.
A security contractor came home from Iraq with nightmares, flashbacks, and nine years of memory he cannot account for. The insurance company hired one doctor who said he was fine. Here is how a DBA claim dies when the medical fight goes wrong.
Right now, while you are sitting here reading this, the insurance company has a number on your case. You do not know what it is. Your TV lawyer does not know what it is. His case manager, the secretary with…
A casino corridor car wreck on Waveland Highway 90 is not a standard case. The driver left the Silver Slipper drunk, the casino has the footage, and the TV lawyer has no idea any of it exists.
Wrecks in the Pascagoula industrial corridor near Ingalls Shipbuilding produce evidence that disappears fast. ELD data, facility cameras, and employer insurance sources all run on clocks that do not wait.
The insurance adjuster calling you after a car wreck in Ocean Springs does not want to help you. The recorded statement he is requesting is a tool designed to limit your claim. Do not give it before you read this.
If a company vehicle hit you in Moss Point, the driver's personal auto policy is not the ceiling on your case. The employer's commercial liability policy is. Here is what that means and why it matters.
