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VA Undergoes Restructuring to Improve Veterans Disability Benefits Services
January 26th, 2015
When veterans are no longer able to work due to a disabling medical condition that’s related to their service to our nation, they may be entitled to receive veterans disability benefits. However, gaining access to these benefits through the multiple facets of the Department of Veterans’ Affairs (VA) can often be an arduous task to […]
Substance Discovered in San Francisco Bay Raises of California Environmental Injury Concerns
January 19th, 2015
When toxins are introduced into the areas where we live, breathe, eat, and drink, serious injuries can occur. That’s why the California environmental injury attorneys with Berg Injury Lawyers have become so concerned with reports that a “viscous substance” has been found in the San Francisco Bay. According to an article from NBC Bay Area […]
How to Maximize Your Veterans Disability Benefits
January 12th, 2015
It can be difficult for a veteran with a disability to make ends meet if their condition prevents them from working. That’s why it’s so important for disabled veterans who are under financial strain to plan, budget, and develop a strategy for paying the bills. Not to fret though, there are several resources available to injured […]
Could In-Home Care Options Put You at Risk of Nursing Home Abuse?
January 5th, 2015
If there’s one thing that’s inevitable, it’s change. The face of the nursing home industry is certainly undergoing some restructuring here in California. The elderly are opting to stay in their homes and receive medical care from providers who do house calls rather than moving into established nursing home or long-term care facilities. While these […]
Three Ways to Avoid a Drunk Driving Accident in San Francisco This New Year’s Eve
December 29th, 2014
New Year’s Eve is just around the corner and many residents of the San Francisco Bay area are preparing for the coming festivities. One of the most important preparations a partygoer can make is figuring out how to safely get home. Each year, there are dozens in our city who become California drunk driving victims. […]
Why You Should Avoid Pension “Cash Out” Agreements if You’re a Disabled Vet
December 22nd, 2014
Soldiers who have been left permanently disabled as a result of injuries they sustained during their service to our nation are often entitled to veterans disability benefits; however, these payments may not be enough for many to make ends meet—especially in the San Francisco area where the costs of living are some of the highest […]
Attorneys Fight California Drunk Driving Accidents With Free Cab Rides on New Year’s Eve
December 15th, 2014
Drunk drivers in northern California face some of the harshest penalties in the nation. For instance, Alameda County is currently part of a pilot project that requires anyone caught operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated to equip their vehicle with an ignition interlock system. Despite these stringent laws, there are hundreds of thousands of drunk driving […]
Slip and Fall Accident Leaves Worker Critically Injured
December 8th, 2014
The workplace has countless hazards that can put an employee’s health and safety at risk, but one of the most common causes of on-the-job injuries reported today are slips trips and falls. In fact, it’s estimated there were almost 700 slip and fall accident injuries and fatalities reported in the United States workplace last year […]
Safety Tips to Avoid a Bay Area Car Accident During Inclement Weather
December 1st, 2014
The seasons are beginning to change once again in Northern California, which means unpredictable weather is making its way to the area. This can create dangers in many facets of our lives, especially when we’re on the road. ABC 7 News reports that a fast-moving storm came through the region yesterday, bringing with it high […]
What Are the Common Causes of a Traumatic Brain Injury?
November 24th, 2014
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that 1.7 million Americans will suffer a traumatic brain injury (TBI) this year. Of those individuals, 1.3 million will seek medical attention, while 275,000 will be hospitalized and another 52,000 will lose their lives. So what are the most common causes of brain injuries today? A new […]
