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Powers of attorney are not one-size-fits-all types of documents. The extent of the powers that are held by the attorney in fact are defined

There is one deadline that can put you in a position where your benefits are prematurely terminated, and you are left with no options.

The Social Security Administration offers two types of benefit programs for individuals with disabilities.

Can a long-term care facility require its residents to sign an arbitration agreement before they are admitted? This question has been a hot topic for several years, now, and it appears that regulators have now reached a compromise with the industry and patient advocates on the issue. To understand the compromise, a little history on the issue is helpful. The use of arbitration agreements by long-term care facilities was banned by The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (

I have been practicing workers' compensation law in Abilene, Texas for several years now. One of the more complicated issues that tends to arise in these claims is the scope of the "compensable injury." The "compensable injury" is often the key to winning or losing in a workers' compensation case, because it controls virtually everything that happens over the course of the claim. In short, the "compensable injury" is any medical condition that the insurance company is obligat