Did you know that some state governments look at the reading levels of 3rd graders to plan prison capacities in the future? By teaming up with The Carnegie Center for Literacy & Learning, we can help close the achievement gap that exists with children in our community. It starts with learning to read well. Carnegie…
Continue reading ›The coronavirus pandemic has led to many events being postponed or canceled all around the world. In many cases, this is considered bad news for all involved. Workplaces deemed nonessential have been closed for nearly two months waiting on this period of life to pass. Fortunately, our office’s mission is still to help our clients…
Continue reading ›Attorney Bartley Hagerman successfully got a client’s Long-Term Disability benefits reinstated with The Hartford. Before reaching out to our office, the client had been denied long-term disability benefits from his insurance company. Attorney Hagerman’s appeal succeeded, resulting in The Hartford reversing their denial and putting our client back on claim to receive monthly benefits. At…
Continue reading ›Each benefit claim is different depending on the facts of your case, the plan, and the benefits at issue. However, below are some frequently asked questions regarding ERISA disability claims. If you have further questions or your long term disability or ERISA disability claim has been denied, contact one of our experienced ERISA disability attorneys…
Continue reading ›Austin Mehr has been invited to speak at the Laurel County Bar association meeting on August 8, 2019 on the topic of bad faith. His program is approved by the KBA for 1 hour of CLE.
Continue reading ›An insurance company ordered by a Magoffin County jury to dish out $15.3 million to the heirs of a Saylersville family will appeal, the company’s attorney said, further extending an 11-year legal battle that likely involves the largest bad-faith insurance verdict in the state’s history. The jury handed down the verdict late last month, compelling…
Continue reading ›Anxiety can manifest in multiple different ways. Generalized anxiety disorder is a common form of anxiety that is classified by the patient experiencing a state of worry and uneasiness, not related to anything, for at least six months. It is possible to develop generalized anxiety disorder at any age. GAD has similar traits to panic…
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