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What about kids?

Many parents main concern is dividing these responsibilities and supporting their children during a separation. During this difficult situation, your mind can rest on one thing: the courts primary concern is always the best interests of the children.

I Was in an Accident! Now What Do I Do?

When you are seriously hurt in a car wreck then what do you do next? Most people don't know how to handle all of the medical bills and how to deal with insurance companies (which company to trust and which to avoid). This is what we do every day at the Morrin Law Office for our Kentucky clients. Whether you have suffered a life altering injury or you just need some advice regarding what to do about being sore, call us and we will help you.

Alex Azar Sworn In As New Secretary Of Health And Human Services

After being confirmed by the Senate by a vote of 55-43, Alex Azar was sworn in as the new Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) in a ceremony at the White House on January 29, 2018. In this post, we provide notes on the Azar swearing in and what the HHS does in the immigration context.

DHS Announces Refugee Screening Enhancements

On January 31, 2018, Secretary of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen announced that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has devised additional security enhancements for the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP).

5 Tips To Hiring A Criminal Lawyer

Useful tips on how to choose your lawyer.

Will the New Federal Law Prohibiting "Anti-Yelp" Contract Terms Affect Your Business?

A brief review of the Consumer Review Fairness Act of 2016 and how it may affect your business.

Popular Questions about PA Workers' Compensation

During an initial office consultation, I give clients the opportunity to ask me any and all questions that they may have about their workers’ compensation case. Most clients have similar concerns, so it should come as no surprise that they ask many of the same questions. For this reason, I have compiled the most frequent questions my clients ask…and the answers I give them.

How Much Do I Get Paid on Workers’ Compensation?

For someone who has been hurt on the job, workers’ compensation wage loss benefits are critical. Wage loss benefits (also referred to as “indemnity” benefits) can be a household’s only source of income. Thus, it should come as no surprise that almost every client asks, “How much will I collect on workers’ comp?”

Should I Settle My Workers’ Compensation Case?

If you are collecting workers’ compensation benefits, or if you are pursuing a workers’ compensation claim, there is a strong probability that the topic of settlement will come up at some point. This article will highlight some of the important considerations to determine if settlement is in your best interests.

What You Should Know About The “Independent” Medical Exam

Have you been scheduled to attend an IME? Here is some important information that you should know about the "independent" medical examination.

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