Avard Law Blog
Florida 120-Day Rule: When Workers’ Comp Carriers Must Decide
Your workers' compensation carrier has paid for treatment, but the adjuster still says your claim is "under investigation." Under the [...]
How to Add a Spouse or Child to VA Disability Pay
A new marriage or child can change your VA disability payment, but the increase won't necessarily appear on its own. [...]
Florida SSDI for Multiple Sclerosis: Relapses and Work Limits
A multiple sclerosis relapse can keep you home for weeks, yet an appointment months later may capture you on a [...]
Florida Nursing Home Wrongful Death: Evidence of Care Failures
A nursing home may describe a resident's death as an unavoidable decline, while the family remembers missed meals, repeated falls, [...]
Florida Workers’ Comp Mediation: What Injured Workers Should Expect
A denied MRI or a stopped wage check can turn a work injury into a dispute you can't afford to [...]
Florida Post-Surgical Blood Clot Claims and Missed Prevention
A blood clot after surgery can turn recovery into an emergency. If you or someone you love developed one, the [...]
Florida Backing-Up Accident Claims After a Driver Hits You
A driver reverses into your car, then tells the insurer you should have moved. A Florida backing-up accident can turn [...]
VA Parkinson’s Claims After Agent Orange Exposure
A Parkinson's diagnosis can change how you work, move, and manage an ordinary day. If you served where the military [...]
Florida Car Accident Witness Leaves: What Happens Next?
When a Florida car accident witness drives away before police arrive, you may worry that the clearest account of the [...]
Florida Broken Glass Injury Claims: Save Store Evidence
A broken glass injury in Florida can happen in seconds. By the time you leave a store, employees may have [...]