Avard Law Blog
VA Multiple Sclerosis Presumption: The Seven-Year Rule
Your multiple sclerosis diagnosis date may be years later than the symptoms that matter for VA benefits. The VA multiple [...]
Florida Workers’ Comp and FMLA: Can You Use Both?
A workplace injury can leave you worried about your paycheck and whether your job will be there after recovery. You [...]
Florida MRI Burn Claims After Screening Failures
An MRI should help diagnose your condition, but a burn during the scan can leave you needing additional treatment. Florida [...]
Florida Nursing Home Burn Claims: Water Temperature Records
A water-temperature reading taken after a bathing burn may miss the conditions that injured your loved one. Florida nursing home [...]
Florida Truck Underride Crash Claims: Guard Evidence
A trailer's rear guard can become essential evidence after a car slides beneath a commercial truck. Florida truck underride crash [...]
Former POW Presumptive Conditions: VA Disability Claims
A former prisoner of war doesn't need 30 days of captivity to qualify for every VA presumptive condition. That distinction [...]
Florida Workers’ Comp for Rotator Cuff Tears at Work
A shoulder injury can leave you unable to lift, reach overhead, or sleep comfortably long before an insurer approves treatment. [...]
Disabled Adult Child Benefits: The Before-22 Rule
You can qualify for disability benefits on a parent's Social Security record even if you've never worked. Disabled adult child [...]
Florida Move Over Law: Claims After a Roadside Crash
A driver who hits your stopped vehicle may have ignored a legal duty to give you space. The Florida Move [...]
Florida Hernia Mesh Claims After Implant Complications
Persistent pain after hernia surgery can leave you facing another operation, missed work, and uncertainty about what went wrong. Florida [...]