- Investigation Reveals Only 1 in 7 Doctors Face Consequences for MalpracticeDr. Svabek settled the most medical malpractice lawsuits than any other Indiana orthopedic surgeon in Indiana. The Indiana Medical Board let him keep his license anyway. If you are a victim of medical malpractice, the lawyers at Hensley Legal Group can help you get justice.
- Wealthy Indiana Hospitals Prey on Car Accident VictimsThe wealthiest hospitals have used predatory billing practices to make money off of low-income car accident victims. If you were injured in a car accident, you should always go through your health insurance before relying on medical payments coverage or the at-fault driver’s insurance. That way you won’t have to worry about accruing medical debt…
- SSA Safety Precautions During the COVID-19 PandemicCoronavirus cases are expected to grow throughout the winter season, which unfortunately aligns with flu season. Both diseases post a special danger to DIB recipients in the high risk category. To protect benefits applicants, the Social Security Administration has rolled out several safety precautions regarding office visits and hearings. Learn more about the safety guidelines…
- Trump Administration Suspends Social Security Tax Withholdings for Federal EmployeesThe Trump administration has allowed employers to temporarily suspended the 6.2 percent Social Security withholding from paychecks through the end of the year. The policy meant to lessen the financial pressure of low income workers during the pandemic. Employers can choose to opt out payroll deferral program, but not everyone has that option. All federal…
- Social Security’s “Wet Ink” Signature Puts Disability Applicants at RiskThe Social Security Administration has a wet ink requirement regarding applications submitted for disability claims. This wet ink requirement means that an actual paper copy of the application with a signature must be submitted, rather than SSA accepting a digital signature. The application and review process for Social Security disability claims already tends to be…