Social security retirement benefits and social security disability benefits (this involves a medical records review to assess the disability) are major income resources for many Americans. You pay into social security while working for an employer, and 6.2% is deducted as part of the social security tax from your pay check and the employer matches that contribution. The same holds true for the 1.45% Medicare tax you pay.
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In a personal injury case, litigation typically refers to the process of suing for damages after someone has been injured. These injuries typically are caused by the negligence or intentional actions of another party. In a personal injury case, the litigation process...
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Medical malpractice claims can arise from a variety of situations where healthcare providers fail to provide a standard level of care, resulting in harm to patients. Medical record review for medical malpractice cases serves the primary purpose of evaluating the...
