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A Doctor's Past Lawsuits Do Not Help Your Malpractice Case When we consult with new clients, sometimes they tell us that they know "this doctor has done this before" and, therefore, it will be easy to prove it here. -
Civility in Texas: an Unreasonable Lawyer Read this letter to an unreasonable lawyer about rescheduling a deposition in Houston, Texas. -
Slip and Fall Lawsuits in Virginia Fairfax injury attorney Ben Glass explains how the law views slip and fall claims in Virginia. -
Myths about Long-Term Disability Claims Under ERISA Virginia ERISA disability attorney Ben Glass exposes bad advice given by well-meaning friends about your ERISA long-term disability claim. -
August 2008 BenGlassLaw Newsletter Fairfax, Virginia injury attorney Ben Glass discusses the legal and practical topics of the day. -
6 Frequently Questions Asked by New Visitors to BenGlassLaw Ben Glass answers six frequently asked questions about personal injury claims. -
Little Known Provision Ends Orthopedist's Disability Benefits Anyone who is receiving long-term disability benefits should read this important article to make sure that they don't accidentally lose their benefits. -
Williams v Le Read the medical malpractice case of Williams v. Le. -
Video Surveillance Sinks Claim Learn how insurance companies may use video surveillance to prove you exaggerated or lied about your disability claim. -
Cynthia Jagielski v. MetLife Insurance Company In this case, the court ruled that MetLife's decision was "arbitrary and capricious," and that they needed to reinstate Jagielski's benefits.