The amount a lawyer can charge for a case involving assisting a client with applying for Social Security Disability Income (SSDI) is established by federal law. Thus, attorneys do not have a choice about what to charge. It does not matter whether the client lives in Indiana, Michigan, or Ohio. The amount able to be […]
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News, information, recent case filings, FAQs, and more about The Lockwood Legal Group, LLC.
What is our initial consultation fee?
A client’s initial consultation with our lawyers is entirely free. We feel it makes no sense what-so-ever to charge individuals for finding out if they have a case and for them to determine whether they are interested in employing The Lockwood Legal Group. This free initial consultation applies to all cases, whether it is personal […]
Read more...What type of cases do you take?
The firm takes a variety of types of cases. However, our primary focus is on four types of cases. Those types are: Personal injury and medical malpractice; Family law cases; Criminal law cases; and Social security or Medicaid issues. Personal injury and medical malpractice A majority of our cases involve individuals who have been harmed […]
Read more...What states are you licensed to practice in?
Currently, Jim is licensed to practice law in all state and federal courts, in Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio. He will soon be licensed to practice law and represent clients in Illinois. However, Jim does not typically take a lot of cases from Ohio due to the amount of travel involved. The amount of travel might […]
Read more...How much will hiring your firm cost?
The cost of employing our firm depends upon several factors, including, but not limited to: the type of case you have; the length of time your case takes, and Whether appeals are filed. What type of case do you have? The cost of your case depends in part upon what type of case you have. […]
Read more...Lawsuit Against Hooters For Customer’s Exposure To Toxic Chemicals
When we visit a public restaurant we expect that the food and drink we are served is going to be safe. It is why state and local governments has regulations on cleanliness. It is why states have regulations on the quality of food served at restaurants. It is why we have a federal department of […]
Read more...Terms And Conditions Of Publishing Client Information
As you peruse our firm’s website, you will find posts discussing the details of cases filed on behalf of our clients. These posts are always published with the permission of our clients. Additionally, none of the information contained within these posts, or documents linked in said posts, contain any confidential information. Instead, these posts contain […]
Read more...Lawsuit Against Meijer for Employment Discrimination
My firm represents a client by the name of Katherine Fandrich. She was an employee of Meijer Inc. for over nineteen years. As she neared retirement (retirement benefits being vested after 20 years of employment), Meijer wrongfully terminated her employ. The reason given for the termination was a claim that she violated company policy. As […]
Read more...Medicaid Eligibility: Assets vs Income
As explained previously, the Medicaid program uses the term “resources” to mean assets. The Medicaid program distinguishes resources and income in determining eligibility and calculating the amount that a Medicaid recipient must contribute to medical expenses. Whether a resource or income is counted, and how it affects eligibility, depends on many factors. The […]
Read more...Why Can’t I Find A Blog Article For A Field Of Law Identified On The Homepage?
Articles on my blog cover a wide variety of legal issues. Whether it be wills, personal injury cases, contract disputes, medical malpractice, bidder custody fights, or other legal problems, articles on my blog are only intended to provide general knowledge to visitors about the given field of law. At times there might be an […]
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