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When Can You Receive a Settlement Advance for a Job-Related Injury?

Tue May 23rd, on Legal Funding |

If an injury at work has left you unable to pay your bills, waiting for your workers’ compensation benefits to come through might not be the answer you are looking for. In Florida, workers’...

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