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Why You Were Denied Social Security Disability Benefits and What to Do Now!
Being denied Social Security Disability benefits can be a life-changing decision. All at once, the money you were counting on to have a safe and…
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Neil Anthony: Rebuilding Belief in Justice– I Love My Attorney Spotlight
Neil Anthony believes that every client who enters the Steinger, Greene & Feiner offices should remember that what happened to them, and what they lost,…
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11 Things Everyone Should Know About Personal Injury Lawsuits
The truth is; after a car accident, the last thing you want to do is focus on all the details in a long, drawn-out court…
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Michael Feiner: Finding the Moments That Define Everything – I Love My Attorney Spotlight
If life is a series of moments, then Michael Feiner puts those moments on trial. Michael has spent his life taking advantage of the moments…
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Sean Greene: A Personal Stake in Personal Injury – I Love My Attorney Spotlight
Sean Greene’s family and colleagues describe him as extremely loyal, caring, supportive, dedicated and relentless. We can’t think of a better way to describe the…
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What is The Statute of Limitations For Workers Compensation Nashville?
Some injuries are simply unavoidable. The term occupational hazard is thrown around from time to time and in some cases, an occupational hazard can lead…
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Who is at Fault in a Parking Lot Accident?
Fact: every car accident is unique. Ask any personal injury attorney and they will tell you the same thing! Parking lot accidents are also unique…
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Four Things To Do After Suffering a Workplace Injury
There were 2.8 million workplace injuries reported in the U.S. in 2018 [1]. And these accidents are not limited to just construction sites or contractor…
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Michael Steinger: Duty Above All Else – I Love My Attorney Spotlight
There’s one common thread that permeates through every aspect of Michael Steinger’s life: civic duty. It’s a thread that can be traced back to the…
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What Are The Most Common Types of Car Accidents?
We all spend a great deal of time on the road every day. Most Americans receive their driver’s license at age 16 and from that…
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