By nhemme167 June 11, 2016
I’m completely satisfied w/ your services. I have no friends of mine to recommend your services. ...read more
By jsimes November 11, 2014
They made my case look easy with how well everything was handled. I was very professionally represented. If need be, I would call them again in a heartbeat. ...read more
By hibby1329 October 21, 2014
Superior Attorney Services?, My experience; He will make promises, but never returns phone calls, will not communicate. I originally used Eugene in 1986 for a Knee injury. Then in 2012 my daughter tried to use him for her son who hit by a car, Dealing with him was so difficult that she switched attorneys. At this time Eugene said I had SIF available, I kind of forgot about it till my hearing went bad ( work related ) Met with Eugene, he was very confident about SIF and Hearing aids, then nothing, I have called numerous times, will not return phone calls, will not help me find a different attorney. Just absolutely no communication whatsoever. Are you really considering using this attorney? I have known Eugene for many years too, and I am sure he is quite knowledgeable, but what good is it without communication. ...read more
ProPublica and NPR released acritical and devastating critiqueof the systematic gutting of the workers compensation system that has taken place over the last 20 years, with a particular focus on the reduction of benefits in California that has happened courtesy of the decision-makers in Sacramento. Benefits are more necessary than ever for injured workers who can't get the assistance workers' compensation is supposed to provide. Although access to private insurance has improved under Obamacare, this is a benefit that the congress seeks to roll back. The federal government is also less generous with Medicare assistance. Medicare will not allow a transfer of care from any case where another insurer has liability without first being given the right to approve and modify any settlement of future medical rights. Even if you have medicare and want to close your workers' compensation case, (or your auto accident case), you need medicare's approval to sell out your rights to future medical care in most cases, a process that takes months. Medicare requires that the estimate of your future medical care costs be paid by the insurer liable for your claim and requires that the money is 'set aside" for the estimated medical treatment. After the set aside money is spent on medical treatment, then Medicare will again allow the expense. Where the estimate for a "set aside" is very high (according to medicare), the settlement of a case can be deterred. Many workers' compensation cases can't be closed out because of high costs of "possible" future medical care. And even though the projected costs are high, the worker's compensation insurer may in fact deny most if not all of the projected treatment under the Utilization Review process. To compound the problem, fewer and fewer doctors are willing to treat workers' compensation patients. And even if an injured worker has private insurance, many doctors will not bill a private insurer for treatment that is possibly the liability of a workers' compensation insurer. In general, injured workers can't use medicare for treatment of a work injury without proving to Medicare that the treatment is denied, and even if Medicare or a private insurer accepts the expense of treatment, often doctors are insecure about whether they will get paid or whether they are violating the law by billing another insurer for treatment for a work injury. Injured workers are penalized by a denial of medical care because the rules are complex and the law seems to favor a denial of care, not the right to reasonable and necessary medical treatment. This is a worrisome trend, and thefew bright spotscoming out of Sacramento are not enough. ...read more
By Law Office of Roy C. Levin March 27, 2015
AccentLegal's Immigration Today is out! http://paper.li/AccentLegal/1294126172 … ...read more
By Accent Legal The Law Office of Mark Kowalewski October 23, 2014
The Matthew Carter Heart Foundation is a non profit organization which aids in research and detection of congenital Heart Disease. The Matthew Carter Heart Foundation Mesa, AZ 85204 Phone: (855) 509-7699 Contact Person: William Heath Contact Email: info@.thematthewcarterheartfoundation.net Website: www.thematthewcarterheartfoundation.net Main Keywords: congenital Heart Disease, tax exempt contributions, heart research for children, fundraising for children, community events and fundraisers ...read more
By Yvette Brittain Attorney At LawYvette Brittain Attorney At Law February 14, 2014
Getting a divorce is never a pleasant experience. The cost of attorneys and court fees adds to the stress of the divorce. If both parties are in agreement with no party contesting any part of the divorce, you can file for a DYI uncontested divorce. ...read more
International divorce law can be complicated because national divorce laws vary from one another. If the couple is from different countries, one country's divorce laws may have jurisdiction over the couple in regards to the division of property and custody of children. ...read more
