Discover Information About Virginia Car Accident, Medical Malpractice and Disability Cases
In the BenGlassLaw blog, you will find information from our team of lawyers about Virginia car accident cases, medical malpractice claims, and disability denials. This blog is updated every month, and if you are interested in the law, you may want to bookmark this page to check back regularly for new information.
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Why my student loan debt ended up being a good thing. Why my six figure student loan debt ended up being a good thing. -
The Judge Might Not Decide Whether You are Disabled or Not Your long-term disability claim goes to court. You may believe that judge will determine you are disabled and give you your benefits. This is not the case. -
A Trip to NYC to Teach Criminal Virginia Law James Abrenio visits NYC to teach a webinar on Virginia Domestic Violence Law. -
Vivint Solar Selling Solar Panel Systems to Senior Citizens Solar panel systems are a vogue way to save electricity and go green, but are they worth the investment? Who should buy them, and who should avoid them. -
Employees of Erie Indemnity Co: Your LTD Policy is Weak Public service announcement for employees of Erie Indemnity Insurance Company. Your LTD policy is substandard, and you may not have the coverage you think. -
Case Against Subway’s Footlongs Falls Short Do you remember the Subway Footlong case? What Ben Glass said about the lawsuit and what eventually happened. -
New Laws took Effect in Virginia on July 1, 2017 The General Assembly rolled out new laws on July 1, 2017. James Abrenio explains in plain English what these changes might mean for you. -
What to Learn from Tiger's DUI Charge Tiger Woods was recently charged with a DUI in Florida. What you can learn about DUI charges in Virginia from his situation. -
Explosion of Disability Claims Against Cigna in Our Office Long term disability claim with Cigna denied? There may be more to the story than Cigna tells you about. -
Kentucky changed it's Expungement Laws. Virginia must too. Kentucky passed an overhaul of their expungements laws that permit expungements for misdemeanors and felonies. Should Virginia do the same thing?