Avard Law Blog
VA Specially Adapted Housing Grants: Medical Proof
A high VA disability rating doesn't automatically qualify you for help adapting your home. For specially adapted housing grants, VA [...]
Florida Policy Limits When Several Crash Victims Claim
A serious crash can leave several injured people seeking payment from the same limited insurance coverage. When Florida policy limits [...]
Florida Construction Injury Claims: General Contractors
The general contractor's name on a construction project doesn't automatically make it a defendant you can sue. Florida construction injury [...]
Florida Hospital Understaffing: Proving Unsafe Assignments
An unanswered call light can become important evidence when a hospitalized patient suffers a preventable injury. Florida hospital understaffing claims [...]
How Social Security Counts Parental Income for Child SSI
Your child's disability can meet Social Security's medical rules while your household income still prevents SSI payments. Under parental deeming [...]
Florida 14-Day Rule for Initial Workers’ Comp Payments
A work injury can stop your paycheck before the insurance carrier explains when disability benefits will begin. The Florida 14-day [...]
Multiple Myeloma VA Claims After Agent Orange Exposure
A multiple myeloma diagnosis can leave you managing cancer treatment while worrying about household bills. For eligible veterans, multiple myeloma [...]
Florida Merge Crash Claims: How to Prove Unsafe Entry
A car enters your lane from an on-ramp, and moments later both drivers say the other caused the collision. In [...]
VA Compensation for Dependent Parents: Income Rules and Evidence
Helping a parent pay for groceries or medical care doesn't automatically add them to your VA disability award. Adding VA [...]
Florida Feeding Tube Malpractice: When a Placement Error Becomes a Claim
A feeding tube can look secure at the bedside while its tip is in the wrong place. If feeding begins [...]