How to Obtain Social Security Disability Benefits

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The Aftermath of Car Accidents – Steps to Take, Mistakes to Avoid

In a country with millions of miles of roads and approximately 253 million cars, car accidents are an unfortunate fact of life. In the US alone, over 37,000 people die in road crashes every year. And nearly 2 and a half million Americans are injured or disabled in car accidents annually. The effects of road crashes are often long-term and far-reaching.

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Holiday Safety

We all need to exercise personal responsibility and not let holiday parties and drinking get out of control for your safety, for your family and friends’ safety, for those on the road’s safety.

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School Bus Safety Laws

Over the past 10 years in the United States there’s been about 1300 deaths of young people or students from violations of school bus laws. Likewise in North Carolina over the past 12 months there have been 12 deaths and 47 serious injuries from drivers violating school bus passing laws. So it’s a serious topic and it’s something that we all need a reminder on.

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Choosing Auto Insurance Coverage

If you go into an insurance agent and say, “I need insurance coverage and just give me full coverage and I’m fine,” full coverage is a complete misnomer. It means nothing. So you don’t know what you’re going to get when you say give me “full coverage.”

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Should I Contact an Attorney After a Work Injury?

The way workers’ compensation works is basically what happens is you get paid 2/3 your average weekly wage, up to the statutory maximum, for the time period that you’re out for what’s called total disability. And then you’re also entitled to compensation for any permanent disability that you have beyond that point in time.

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RUN SAFETY

Attorney David Daggett of Daggett Shuler Law talks about run safety and sun safety. He also discusses research regarding the correlation between exercise and IQ test scores.

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HOLIDAY SAFETY TIPS

A host has a responsibility. If they knew or should have known that a guest had too much to drink and is driving and that guest goes out and causes harm to some unknown third person, the host can be responsible

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CHILDHOOD OBESITY

What the research shows is that if you develop poor eating habits when you’re young, that carries through for the rest of your life. The unfortunate thing is childhood obesity is one of the biggest epidemics that we have in the United States where now, estimates are 30% or so of our children are in the obese category.

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DAGGETT SHULER BACK-TO-SCHOOL BACKPACK PROGRAM

Our back-to-school backpack program is very fulfilling for us because we know the difference it makes and we’ve seen it. You know, a lot of our employees, they have youngsters that are in school with underprivileged kids, and they know that the difference that we’re making. So, it’s kind of a project that we’ve had, you know, a lot of buy in-

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SUMMER SAFETY AND ACTIVE LIFESTYLES

Hydration is very important not just when you’re active in doing fitness type things, but it’s essential for our life. The basic guidelines and recommendations, if you look them up, are you take your weight, so for me I’m a little under 170 pounds, divide it in half, that’s 85. You should drink 85 ounces of water a day. That’s a basic rule of thumb.

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