If you are on Social Security disability, or Social Security supplemental income, you may wonder if you can qualify for some type of housing through Social Security. It can be difficult for those who are on limited income to be able to find housing that is affordable, and it can also be difficult for disabled people to find a home that is accessible to them. While the Social Security administration does not specifically provide any type of housing programs through their department, there are other ways for you to get housing assistance from the government, and some programs give preferential treatment to the disabled.
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If you have numbness and tingling, prickling sensations in your hands, and find it hard to grasp objects, it could be carpal tunnel syndrome. Carpal tunnel syndrome is a stress injury to the hands from repetitive motion. Some occupations that increase the risk of carpal tunnel syndrome are data entry workers, cashiers, factory workers, drivers, and chefs. Though you can't sue your employer for carpal tunnel, you could qualify for worker's compensation.
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If you have had to hire an attorney for a personal injury case, then you must be sure that you are tracking his or her fees. This guarantees that you are not paying for hidden costs that you were unaware of and ensures that you are working with an honest and trustworthy attorney in the end. Here's all the information that you need to know about how to successfully track your attorney's fees:
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If you are hurt in an accident, whether it is due to a car crash or negligence on the part of a homeowner or business, there are several things that you should do in order protect your legal rights and collect the monetary settlement that you are entitled to. While an injury can be traumatic, it is important to think things through clearly and not act in haste. Remember to do the following when you are injured in an accident:
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The criminal judicial system is complicated and overwhelming. But, an experienced criminal defense attorney can help you navigate the various stages of the justice system. Including serving as your guide, criminal defense attorneys take on many roles.
1. Defender
The question of a person's guilt and the attorney's knowledge of that guilt often pops up. But, it's crucial to understand that an attorney's goal is to protect your rights – whether you're guilty or not.
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