Our Injury and Disability Blog
When you experience a serious injury, it can affect your entire life. The physical pain and missed work can feel overwhelming, and it may be difficult to know what to do next. On this easy to understand legal blog, attorneys Josh Worley and Jeremy Worley share their thoughts on many relevant injury topics, including personal injury claims, workers’ compensation, and Social Security disability.
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Five Things You Should NOT Do After Being Involved In a Car AccidentWhat things should you avoid doing if you are involved in a car accident. Learn the five things you should not do after an accident.
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Do These 5 Things Immediately After Being Involved In a Car AccidentWhat should you do if you are involved in a car accident? Learn the five things you should do immediately after a car accident.
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Take These 5 Important Steps If You're Hurt in a Workplace AccidentWhat should you do if you're hurt at work? Learn the five steps you should take right away to preserve your right to workers’ comp benefits in New Mexico.
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New Mexico Workers' Compensation: Types of BenefitsIf you're injured at work in New Mexico, you may be entitled to workers’ compensation benefits. In this article, we explain the various types of compensation.
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What If I Was in a Car Accident Caused by an Uninsured Driver?What happens if the negligent driver who caused your injuries doesn't have car insurance? You may be able to file a claim with your uninsured motorist coverage.
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What Pure Comparative Negligence Could Mean in Your Personal Injury CaseWhat is pure comparative negligence? Find out the answer and how it could affect your settlement in a New Mexico personal injury case.
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What's the Listing of Impairments in a Social Security Disability Insurance Case?Is your medical condition listed in SSA’s Listing of Impairments? Find out what the List is and how being on it impacts your Social Security disability claim.
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Can I Get Social Security Disability Benefits If My Condition Isn't Listed in the Blue Book?Can you qualify for Social Security disability benefits if your condition isn't listed in the Blue Book? Learn how to prove you’re disabled in this situation.