The majority of funds received from a personal injury claim are not taxable under state or federal laws. It will not matter whether you obtained the money from a settlement, jury verdict, or some other award. This is because the majority of funds associated with a...
If you are receiving social security benefits it will be necessary to determine whether a legal recovery can impact those benefits. An individual receiving Supplemental Security Income (SSI) that recovers money in a personal injury claim may have their benefits...
If you sustained an injury while working and have returned to work at a lower wage then you may be entitled to two-thirds of the difference between your prior wage and your current wage. This benefit is known as Temporary Partial Disability benefits. Minnesota...
Traumatic brain injuries are devastating, for the person that is injured as well as their family. The symptoms associated with a brain injury will range from person to person and will be different depending on the region of the brain that was injured, the degree of...
If you sustained an injury on the job and are out of work, you may be entitled to what are called Temporary Total Disability. These benefits provide an employee with two-thirds of their lost wages for a period up to 130 weeks. An employee can receive Temporary Total...
We are often asked how much our personal injury attorneys charge to represent someone. Our personal injury attorneys offer a “risk free” contingency fee agreement. If there is no recovery, there is no fee. Our law firm receives fees only when a recovery is made...