Official Rules Yeti Cooler Giveaway

Here are the official rules for the October 2019 Yeti Tundra 45 cooler giveaway.  Let’s keep these pretty simple.

  • Entries start on Tuesday, October 15, 2019 and the drawing for the giveaway will be on October 21, 2019 before close of business.
  • Here’s how you enter to win. We’re going to post this drawing on Facebook.  You have to Like our Travis Miller Attorney at Law Facebook page AND you have to Share our Facebook post about the cooler giveaway.  You have to do both!
  • You have to be a West Virginia resident and be over 18 to win.
  • You can only enter once. You can’t be an employee here or a family member of one of our employees.
  • The winner has to pick up the cooler at our office at 147 E Main St. Bridgeport, WV 26330 and show valid government issued identification with a WV address. If the initial winner does not do these things within one week of the drawing, we’ll draw again for a new winner.
  • If you are the winner, we will take a picture of you receiving the cooler and post it on social media.
  • Finally, the winner will be chosen by using a computer generated random number. If the random number is, for example, 47 and you were the 47th person to Like AND Share our post (and you meet all the other qualifications above), you’re the winner.  Pretty simple.  This means everyone has an equal chance to win no matter when you enter.
  • This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed, administered by or associated with Facebook.

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VA Disability Claims – Total Disability Ratings Based On Unemployability

If you’re a vet, and you’ve filed a claim for veterans’ service connected disability, I’m sure you are at least somewhat familiar with the VA’s rating schedules.  You know all about ratings of 10%, 20%, 50% and 100%.  But did you know some veterans can be paid at the 100% rate even though their ratings do not combine to a 100% rate?

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The Difference Between a Benefits Consultant and an Attorney

Did you know the Social Security Administration allows most anyone to represent claimants in Social Security disability claims? Don’t feel bad. Most folks don’t. There’s a big difference between a benefits consultant and an attorney. Make sure you know what you’re getting into when it’s time for some help with your claim.

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Preventing Car Wrecks in Fairmont, West Virginia and Surrounding Areas

Over the course of the day, distractions can happen at anytime. One of the most common times distractions occur is when operating a car.

According to Distracted.Gov, approximately 660,000 drivers are using cell phones or manipulating electronic devices at any given moment across America. Engaging in visual-manual sub tasks associated with the use of hand-held phones (reaching for a phone, dialing, and texting) increased the risk of getting into car wrecks by three times.

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4 Reasons Small Law Firms Are Better than Big Law Firms

Have you ever wondered why folks in our area drive over three hours to buy furniture in the Ohio Amish Country? We have plenty of furniture stores right here in our area. We can buy cabinets at Lowe’s or Home Depot. So why drive all the way to Amish Country to buy a table or a couple of chairs?

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What to Know When Hiring A Social Security Disability Lawyer

With the popularity of the internet and smart phones, it’s not surprising many West Virginians search for information about Social Security Disability lawyers on the internet. That’s fine. Obviously, I want you to find this article on the internet. However, you have to be extremely careful about what you’re getting when you find firms on the internet.

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The Most Important Thing to do for a Social Security Disability Claim

I had a client ask me the other day to explain to him the single most important thing to do for a Social Security Disability Claim.

To tell the truth, his question took me by surprise. I’ve never thought of these claims in terms of the one most important issue. I’ve always thought of my cases in terms of many issues all coming together in a successful result.

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