What do the legal experts at Keefe Disability Law have to say about Social Security disability claims?
By continuously studying major cases, the lawyers at Keefe Disability Law put their legal expertise to work by providing blog readers with information and keen legal opinions about social security disability claims in Boston, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island. Check out their blog's that cover a wide range of topics, including: common disabilities, applying for assistance, social security diability and what to do if you are denied.
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MA RI NH Invokana Diabetic Ketoacidosis Lawyers According to the FDA, diabetic ketoacidosis may be a concern for people taking Invokana. Find out what this means and what to do if you’re hurt. -
3 Million Award in Cook Medical IVC Filter Bellwether Case Have you been hurt by a Cook Medical IVC filter? Here’s what you need to know about the outcome of a February 2019 bellwether case. -
MA NH and RI Hernia Mesh Lawsuits Do you have a legal claim for your hernia mesh injury? Find out if you could have a defective hernia mesh injury and what to do about it here. -
Part-Time and Seasonal Employee Workers' Comp Benefits You may be eligible to receive workers’ compensation benefits if you are a part-time or seasonal employee who has been hurt at work. Learn more here. -
Common Defenses to Workers’ Compensation Claims It’s important to anticipate common workers’ compensation defenses before you file a workers’ comp claim so that you can protect your fair receipt of benefits. -
Long Term Disability Independent Medical Exams Do you have to go to a medical exam requested by your long-term disability insurance company? How can you protect your rights? Get these answers and more here. -
Preparing for Your Social Security Disability Hearing Attorney Mathew Beausoleil provides 2 tips for preparing for your disability hearing. Read what they are here! -
IVC Blood Clot FIlters Read about the complications associated with IVC filters. Contact a lawyer who specializes in dangerous medical device litigation. -
FDA Oversight of Medical Devices Learn about the FDA’s approval process for medical devices, its recall process, and whether these processes are relevant to your medical device injury claim. -
LTD Insurance Company Surveillance The insurance company may be watching you if you file a long-term disability claim. Find out why and what you can do to protect your fair recovery of benefits. -
MA NH RI Essure Injury Lawyer The FDA took recent action with regard to Essure. Learn more about it and find out what you can do if you have been hurt by this form of birth control. -
MA RI NH Talcum Baby Powder Cancer Lawyers Do you use baby powder? Have you been diagnosed with mesothelioma or ovarian cancer? Read this blog post to learn about the possible connections. -
Preparing For Your Hearing: You Must Work With Your Doctor Attorney Mathew Beausoleil describes why it is important to continuously see your doctor while waiting for your disability hearing. -
Keefe Boys Reunite To Sing Acapella Hear the Keefe gentlemen sing acapella when their brother Joseph was ordained as a priest in Rome -
We Are Moving Our Office! Check out our new office space. We are moving to our new home in Natick at the end of April -
Complications From Defective Hernia Mesh Surgical mesh has many uses for internal organ repairs. Unfortunately, it can cause even more damage to your body if it is defective. -
Loneliness is a Sign of Our Times. For the Disabled it's Worse. Social Changes have led to an increase in loneliness especially among the disabled. Put social media on hold, and join a group or take a class. -
Addiction Risk From Pain Pills Are High; It's Not Worth It! Oxycontin addiction and heroin addiction, two deadly risks that can overcome a person prescribed opioid pain killers by their doctor. -
It's Not Too Late to Get a FLU Shot! Do it now. This Week. Flu is widespread this year in the US as of January 2018. Flu Shots reduce your chance of getting flu and reduce severity if you do get the flu. Get the shot! -
Disability Benefits for Multiple Myeloma When You Can’t Work Approximately 1 in 143 people in the U.S. develop multiple myeloma in their lifetime. Find out if Social Security disability is an option if it happens to you.