One of the complex decisions that you'll need to make when you speak with your family and then later sit down with an attorney to write up your living will is whether or not you want a "do not resuscitate" order, or DNR. This term means that in the event that you suffer a catastrophic health issue at the hospital and the medical team would need to resuscitate you to keep you alive, you'd prefer if you were left to pass away.
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When you have suffered an injury at work, and your injuries are paid for through workers' compensation, you will often be required to treat with a doctor that is chosen by the insurance provider. However, this can cause problems for you because there may be a conflict of interest. Some doctors will try to under-report your injuries and they may not treat your injuries as much in order to avoid costing the insurance provider more money.
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When car crashes happen, personal injuries are almost always going to occur. The situation gets even more complex, though, if not just one but both people in the accident were drunk or under the influence. In this situation, you need to talk to your personal injury lawyer about comparative negligence if you want to avoid serious financial difficulties.
Dual-Drunk Driving Accidents Can Happen
One of the stranger incidents that can occur on the road is a dual-drunk driving accident.
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Once you go through the long, drawn-out process of getting approved for Social Security benefits you might want to know that it's not necessarily over. The Social Security Administration (SSA) may continue to monitor you and your medical condition, particularly if you fall into certain categories. Read on to learn more.
A medical check
The condition that qualified you to get benefits might fall anywhere on a scale from minor to fatal, and the SSA keeps up with certain medical disorders more closely than others.
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If you're looking for a way to give back to the community, and you want to become a volunteer, it's time to look at the juvenile court volunteer program. Through the juvenile courts volunteer program, your volunteer your time helping kids who are in the juvenile court system. Many of these kids don't have a positive role model to look up to. Not only that, but many of them also come from broken homes, or are in the foster child system.
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