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Jonathan M. Barlow – Newest Associate Attorney
Chhabra & Gibbs, P.A. is pleased to announce our newest associate attorney for our law firm, Jonathan Barlow.
Jonathan's hometown is St. Martin, MS.
He graduated from Spring Hill College in Mobile, AL in 2014 with...
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Getting Help With Your Injury Case
When people call a Mississippi personal injury firm, they are often in the worst circumstances they can imagine. They are living on nothing or less than what they are used to, they are in...
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How Much Money Will I Get After My Personal Injury Settlement?
My lawyer settled my personal injury case, how do I know how much money I will get in my pocket?
After your personal injury case has settled, your attorney and paralegal will provide you with...
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Why Do I Have to Search for Jobs When I Am In Pain
At some point in your workers compensation case, we will send a letter telling you to search for and apply for jobs. This is usually when a doctor returns you to work with restrictions...
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How Does Bankruptcy Affect my Injury Case in Mississippi?
How does bankruptcy affect my Mississippi injury case?
First, failure to disclose bankruptcy in your injury case can kill your injury case dead. The problem is failing to disclose requires you to lie. Lying kills...
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Can I Be Found Disabled by Social Security in Mississippi If I Can Work Part-Time?
Yes. In order to be found disabled by Social Security in Mississippi, you must meet the physical or mental requirements for disability as well as be incapable of performing work at the substantial gainful...
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Statute of Limitations on a Personal Injury Claim in Mississippi
Many times clients ask what their time limits or statute of limitations are on their Mississippi personal injury claim. The answer we usually give is that it depends on the nature of the claim...
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Hiring a Lawyer When My Car Wreck Claim is Being Handled By My Insurance Company
If you are injured in a car accident in Mississippi that is not your fault, your insurance company will work to get the at-fault party’s insurance company to cover the cost of the damages...
