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Fellows Hymowitz Rice

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  • 654 Mill Street, Windham, NY 12496+4 locations

  • Law Firm with 5 lawyers3 awards

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This information is not legal advice and is not guaranteed to be correct, complete or up-to-date. It is provided for general informational purposes only. If you need legal advice you should consult a licensed attorney in your area.

How do I know if I am receiving the proper amount of compensation from Social Security Disability?

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Answered by attorney Andrew Tyler Velonis (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Andrew T. Velonis, P.C.
You should contact an attorney in your area who practices in SSD claims. He or she will need all of your information such as your income prior to your disability, the nature and percentage of disability and the amount that you have been allocated. Some attorneys will offer a free consultation, figuring that for some people, they might be able to get a better result with an appeal. Even if a consultation fee is requried, it might be worth the cost for the sake of finding out.
You should contact an attorney in your area who practices in SSD claims. He or she will need all of your information such as your income prior to your disability, the nature and percentage of disability and the amount that you have been allocated. Some attorneys will offer a free consultation, figuring that for some people, they might be able to get a better result with an appeal. Even if a consultation fee is requried, it might be worth the cost for the sake of finding out.
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What recourse do I have if my 9 year old was burned on his face by hot oil while we were eating at a restaurant?

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Answered by attorney Andrew Tyler Velonis (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Andrew T. Velonis, P.C.
Have you taken the child to a doctor? If not, then it can't be all that serious. If you have, then you should take the legal aspects of this matter just as seriously, and go see a lawyer.
Have you taken the child to a doctor? If not, then it can't be all that serious. If you have, then you should take the legal aspects of this matter just as seriously, and go see a lawyer.
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Am I still being sued about the personal injury that happened a year ago?

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Answered by attorney Andrew Tyler Velonis (Unclaimed Profile)
Personal Injury lawyer at Andrew T. Velonis, P.C.
Yes, you are being sued. This happens all the time. Technically, you were not being sued before, the other party tried to negotiate with your insurance company, who refused the claim. Now, the other party (called the "Plaintiff") has a lawyer who has named you as a defendant. They think the accident was (at least partially) your fault and that the Plaintiff was indeed seriously injured. Whose right? Who knows? That's why we have lawsuits. So here's what you do: make several copies of the "Summons and Complaint" (these are the papers you were served). Send copies to the insurance company. It is vitally important that you do this immediately, don't wait another day. Get a copy to your insurance agent and make him sign for it. Find out where the claims office is for the insurance company and send them a copy by certified mail. If they tell you it's not necessary, do it anyway. The insurance company will hire a lawyer to defend you and if you are assessed liability, they will pay it. You must co-operate in all respects, which means show up for depositions, meet with the lawyer when asked to do so, etc. Good luck.
Yes, you are being sued. This happens all the time. Technically, you were not being sued before, the other party tried to negotiate with your insurance company, who refused the claim. Now, the other party (called the "Plaintiff") has a lawyer who has named you as a defendant. They think the accident was (at least partially) your fault and that the Plaintiff was indeed seriously injured. Whose right? Who knows? That's why we have lawsuits. So here's what you do: make several copies of the "Summons and Complaint" (these are the papers you were served). Send copies to the insurance company. It is vitally important that you do this immediately, don't wait another day. Get a copy to your insurance agent and make him sign for it. Find out where the claims office is for the insurance company and send them a copy by certified mail. If they tell you it's not necessary, do it anyway. The insurance company will hire a lawyer to defend you and if you are assessed liability, they will pay it. You must co-operate in all respects, which means show up for depositions, meet with the lawyer when asked to do so, etc. Good luck.
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