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Information for Whistleblowers: 5 Agencies to Report Corporate Fraud

The legal definition of corporate fraud is when an individual or company conducts business dishonestly and in an illegal manner. The term white-collar crime describes offenses that are committed by using fraudulent schemes. The most common types are crimes involving embezzlement, forgery, theft, money laundering and insurance scams. These crimes are often difficult to prevent and catch because the perpetrators

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Do You Need an SSI Attorney? Contact Sadaka Associates

Are you a disabled worker who suffers from a condition that prevents you from performing your best at the workplace? If so, you may qualify for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI). If you are considering applying for social security benefits, it’s important that you consider contacting a good SSI attorney to help you win your claim.

Learn More

Grilled Food and Diabetes

Some would say there is nothing like a hot steak off the grill. Some would agree that some of the best times in their summer are spent at a cook out with family. However, based on new research you may want to limit yourself to grilled foods, as research has proven that foods cooked without water or moisture are linked

Learn More

Filing an SSI Claim for Diabetes

Diabetes is when the body doesn’t produce enough insulin to process glucose. Symptoms of both type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes include: frequent urination, unusual thirst and hunger and extreme fatigue. Those with type 2 diabetes can also suffer from tingling or numbness in the hands and feet, frequent infections and slow healing cuts and sores. Major complications from

Learn More

Chlorpyrifos Insecticide More Harmful to Boys’ Brains than Girls’

A widely used farm pesticide, formerly used inside homes, appears to harm boys’ developing brains more than girls’, according to a new study of children in New York City. The study is the first to find gender differences in how the chlorpyrifos insecticide harms prenatal development. Scientists say the finding adds to evidence that boys’ brains may be more vulnerable

Learn More

Filing an SSI Claim for Peripheral Vascular Disease

Peripheral vascular disease — also known as peripheral artery occlusive disease and peripheral artery disease — is common circulatory problem in which narrowed arteries reduce blood flow to your limbs. PAD causes your extremities – usually the legs – to not receive enough blood flow to keep up with demand, causing notable leg pain while walking. Intermittent claudication symptoms include

Learn More

Laundry Pods Danger: Kids Eating Detergent Packs

Anyone that has had or currently has an infant or toddler around their home knows just how important it is to baby proof everything. Little fingers and toes love to explore every fascinating thing they greet along the way. But, unfortunately danger looms around every corner, and it is important that we as parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles and friends be

Learn More

Common Household Chemical May Be Cause of Cardiovascular Disease

Chemicals that are used to manufacture and produce products that we use in our daily lives are constantly being linked to various health conditions and troubles. You may already know this, as we have previously written of the dangers of bisphenol A, better known as BPA, a common chemical ingredient in plastics and food-can linings, etc. Now, another chemical may

Learn More

Filing an SSI Claim for Osteoporosis

Osteoporosis is a bone disease that leads to an increased risk of fracture due to weak bones. Your bones become so brittle that even mild stresses like bending over, coughing or sneezing can cause a fracture. It’s thought of as an older person’s disease but it can strike anyone – at any age. If you or your loved one has

Learn More

People With Severe Psoriasis at Twice the Risk of New-Onset Diabetes

If you are having trouble with Psoriasis, did you know that you are more than 50% more likely to develop diabetes than someone with the chronic skin disorder?  According to a large study, unfortunately the two conditions are linked, and in fact the skin disorder may raise the risk of diabetes.  And, it’s even worse if your skin disorder is

Learn More

Apply for SSI – Filing a Claim for Mental Impairments

A claim for SSI benefits under Supplemental Security Income (SSI) for a mental disability or impairment can be granted as long as medical evidence can be provided to prove it. To apply for ssi, you must prove that you’re disabled from performing past relevant work for at least 12 months and that there are no alternative occupations that you’re able

Learn More

Poison Help – What To Do and Who To Call

Poisoning can happen in numerous ways. Ingesting a poisonous substance or inhaling dangerous fumes are two common means of poisoning. In some cases, you may not know that a person was exposed to a poisonous substance. It is important to know the signs and symptoms of poisoning as well as what to do if you suspect poisoning of any type.

Learn More

Calculating SSI Benefits for the Self-Employed

When you calculate your earnings regarding self-employment, the Social Security Administration (SSA) counts Net Earnings from Self Employment (NESE), which is your gross receipts minus your business expenses x .9235; therefore a portion of your net earnings count in determining your income from self-employment. The SSA will work with you to project your average earnings from self-employment over the calendar

Learn More

What is Supplemental Security Income?

Reaching retirement age should be a breeze. But unfortunately, not everyone can look forward to a secure retirement, which is why the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program may be something to look into. What is Supplemental Security Income (SSI)? SSI is a separate income from Social Security. It’s a federal program designed to help blind, disabled or elderly individuals financially.

Learn More

Dangers of Pesticides Drive Organic Food Market

Organic food has been rising in popularity, and its no surprise why. “There is a growing consensus in the scientific community that small doses of pesticides and other chemicals can have adverse effects on health, especially during vulnerable periods such as fetal development and childhood,” reports author and physician Andrew Weil, a leading voice for so-called integrative medicine combining conventional

Learn More

DMAA is a Synthetic Compound, According to the Food and Drug Administration

In the past we have written about the controversial stimulant found in many sports supplements, called dimethylamylamine, better known as DMAA.  We informed you of the dangers of the supplement, as well as how the FDA warned supplement manufacturers to remove products from their product line that contained the stimulant. In the latest news concerning DMAA, a new study found

Learn More

Social Security Attorneys – Helping You Win Your Claim

Although it isn’t necessary to have a social security lawyer to file and pursue a claim for social security disability benefits, it is a wise idea. According to Social Security Administration’s statistics, claimants who use social security attorneys are more successful in winning their claims than those who don’t. In fact, the United States Supreme Court determined that the assistance

Learn More

Bisphenol A (BPA) May Interfere with the Endocrine System

In recent months a chemical found in several common household products has been on the crosshairs of a number of organizations as they have sought, at this point unsuccessfully, to ban a dangerous chemical that has been linked to several adverse health events. The chemical is Bisphenol A or BPA and it is found in bottled waters, plastic packaging, and

Learn More

Hepatitis C Outbreak Caused by Negligent Medical Technician

A lab technician accused of starting a Hepatitis C outbreak in New Hampshire is now behind bars charged with infecting 30 patients at Exeter Hospital in New Hampshire with Hepatitis C. But, this is just the tip of the iceberg, as David Kwiatkowski was a traveling technician, therefore his actions could have resulted in hundreds if not thousands of infected

Learn More

Information for Whistleblowers: 5 Agencies to Report Corporate Fraud

The legal definition of corporate fraud is when an individual or company conducts business dishonestly and in an illegal manner. The term white-collar crime describes offenses that are committed by using fraudulent schemes. The most common types are crimes involving embezzlement, forgery, theft, money laundering and insurance scams. These crimes are often difficult to prevent and catch because the perpetrators

Learn More

Do You Need an SSI Attorney? Contact Sadaka Associates

Are you a disabled worker who suffers from a condition that prevents you from performing your best at the workplace? If so, you may qualify for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI). If you are considering applying for social security benefits, it’s important that you consider contacting a good SSI attorney to help you win your claim.

Learn More

Grilled Food and Diabetes

Some would say there is nothing like a hot steak off the grill. Some would agree that some of the best times in their summer are spent at a cook out with family. However, based on new research you may want to limit yourself to grilled foods, as research has proven that foods cooked without water or moisture are linked

Learn More

Filing an SSI Claim for Diabetes

Diabetes is when the body doesn’t produce enough insulin to process glucose. Symptoms of both type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes include: frequent urination, unusual thirst and hunger and extreme fatigue. Those with type 2 diabetes can also suffer from tingling or numbness in the hands and feet, frequent infections and slow healing cuts and sores. Major complications from

Learn More

Chlorpyrifos Insecticide More Harmful to Boys’ Brains than Girls’

A widely used farm pesticide, formerly used inside homes, appears to harm boys’ developing brains more than girls’, according to a new study of children in New York City. The study is the first to find gender differences in how the chlorpyrifos insecticide harms prenatal development. Scientists say the finding adds to evidence that boys’ brains may be more vulnerable

Learn More

Filing an SSI Claim for Peripheral Vascular Disease

Peripheral vascular disease — also known as peripheral artery occlusive disease and peripheral artery disease — is common circulatory problem in which narrowed arteries reduce blood flow to your limbs. PAD causes your extremities – usually the legs – to not receive enough blood flow to keep up with demand, causing notable leg pain while walking. Intermittent claudication symptoms include

Learn More

Laundry Pods Danger: Kids Eating Detergent Packs

Anyone that has had or currently has an infant or toddler around their home knows just how important it is to baby proof everything. Little fingers and toes love to explore every fascinating thing they greet along the way. But, unfortunately danger looms around every corner, and it is important that we as parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles and friends be

Learn More

Common Household Chemical May Be Cause of Cardiovascular Disease

Chemicals that are used to manufacture and produce products that we use in our daily lives are constantly being linked to various health conditions and troubles. You may already know this, as we have previously written of the dangers of bisphenol A, better known as BPA, a common chemical ingredient in plastics and food-can linings, etc. Now, another chemical may

Learn More

Filing an SSI Claim for Osteoporosis

Osteoporosis is a bone disease that leads to an increased risk of fracture due to weak bones. Your bones become so brittle that even mild stresses like bending over, coughing or sneezing can cause a fracture. It’s thought of as an older person’s disease but it can strike anyone – at any age. If you or your loved one has

Learn More

People With Severe Psoriasis at Twice the Risk of New-Onset Diabetes

If you are having trouble with Psoriasis, did you know that you are more than 50% more likely to develop diabetes than someone with the chronic skin disorder?  According to a large study, unfortunately the two conditions are linked, and in fact the skin disorder may raise the risk of diabetes.  And, it’s even worse if your skin disorder is

Learn More

Apply for SSI – Filing a Claim for Mental Impairments

A claim for SSI benefits under Supplemental Security Income (SSI) for a mental disability or impairment can be granted as long as medical evidence can be provided to prove it. To apply for ssi, you must prove that you’re disabled from performing past relevant work for at least 12 months and that there are no alternative occupations that you’re able

Learn More

Poison Help – What To Do and Who To Call

Poisoning can happen in numerous ways. Ingesting a poisonous substance or inhaling dangerous fumes are two common means of poisoning. In some cases, you may not know that a person was exposed to a poisonous substance. It is important to know the signs and symptoms of poisoning as well as what to do if you suspect poisoning of any type.

Learn More

Calculating SSI Benefits for the Self-Employed

When you calculate your earnings regarding self-employment, the Social Security Administration (SSA) counts Net Earnings from Self Employment (NESE), which is your gross receipts minus your business expenses x .9235; therefore a portion of your net earnings count in determining your income from self-employment. The SSA will work with you to project your average earnings from self-employment over the calendar

Learn More

What is Supplemental Security Income?

Reaching retirement age should be a breeze. But unfortunately, not everyone can look forward to a secure retirement, which is why the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program may be something to look into. What is Supplemental Security Income (SSI)? SSI is a separate income from Social Security. It’s a federal program designed to help blind, disabled or elderly individuals financially.

Learn More

Dangers of Pesticides Drive Organic Food Market

Organic food has been rising in popularity, and its no surprise why. “There is a growing consensus in the scientific community that small doses of pesticides and other chemicals can have adverse effects on health, especially during vulnerable periods such as fetal development and childhood,” reports author and physician Andrew Weil, a leading voice for so-called integrative medicine combining conventional

Learn More

DMAA is a Synthetic Compound, According to the Food and Drug Administration

In the past we have written about the controversial stimulant found in many sports supplements, called dimethylamylamine, better known as DMAA.  We informed you of the dangers of the supplement, as well as how the FDA warned supplement manufacturers to remove products from their product line that contained the stimulant. In the latest news concerning DMAA, a new study found

Learn More

Social Security Attorneys – Helping You Win Your Claim

Although it isn’t necessary to have a social security lawyer to file and pursue a claim for social security disability benefits, it is a wise idea. According to Social Security Administration’s statistics, claimants who use social security attorneys are more successful in winning their claims than those who don’t. In fact, the United States Supreme Court determined that the assistance

Learn More

Bisphenol A (BPA) May Interfere with the Endocrine System

In recent months a chemical found in several common household products has been on the crosshairs of a number of organizations as they have sought, at this point unsuccessfully, to ban a dangerous chemical that has been linked to several adverse health events. The chemical is Bisphenol A or BPA and it is found in bottled waters, plastic packaging, and

Learn More

Hepatitis C Outbreak Caused by Negligent Medical Technician

A lab technician accused of starting a Hepatitis C outbreak in New Hampshire is now behind bars charged with infecting 30 patients at Exeter Hospital in New Hampshire with Hepatitis C. But, this is just the tip of the iceberg, as David Kwiatkowski was a traveling technician, therefore his actions could have resulted in hundreds if not thousands of infected

Learn More

Information for Whistleblowers: 5 Agencies to Report Corporate Fraud

The legal definition of corporate fraud is when an individual or company conducts business dishonestly and in an illegal manner. The term white-collar crime describes offenses that are committed by using fraudulent schemes. The most common types are crimes involving embezzlement, forgery, theft, money laundering and insurance scams. These crimes are often difficult to prevent and catch because the perpetrators

Learn More

Do You Need an SSI Attorney? Contact Sadaka Associates

Are you a disabled worker who suffers from a condition that prevents you from performing your best at the workplace? If so, you may qualify for Supplemental Security Income (SSI) or Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI). If you are considering applying for social security benefits, it’s important that you consider contacting a good SSI attorney to help you win your claim.

Learn More

Grilled Food and Diabetes

Some would say there is nothing like a hot steak off the grill. Some would agree that some of the best times in their summer are spent at a cook out with family. However, based on new research you may want to limit yourself to grilled foods, as research has proven that foods cooked without water or moisture are linked

Learn More

Filing an SSI Claim for Diabetes

Diabetes is when the body doesn’t produce enough insulin to process glucose. Symptoms of both type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes include: frequent urination, unusual thirst and hunger and extreme fatigue. Those with type 2 diabetes can also suffer from tingling or numbness in the hands and feet, frequent infections and slow healing cuts and sores. Major complications from

Learn More

Chlorpyrifos Insecticide More Harmful to Boys’ Brains than Girls’

A widely used farm pesticide, formerly used inside homes, appears to harm boys’ developing brains more than girls’, according to a new study of children in New York City. The study is the first to find gender differences in how the chlorpyrifos insecticide harms prenatal development. Scientists say the finding adds to evidence that boys’ brains may be more vulnerable

Learn More

Filing an SSI Claim for Peripheral Vascular Disease

Peripheral vascular disease — also known as peripheral artery occlusive disease and peripheral artery disease — is common circulatory problem in which narrowed arteries reduce blood flow to your limbs. PAD causes your extremities – usually the legs – to not receive enough blood flow to keep up with demand, causing notable leg pain while walking. Intermittent claudication symptoms include

Learn More

Laundry Pods Danger: Kids Eating Detergent Packs

Anyone that has had or currently has an infant or toddler around their home knows just how important it is to baby proof everything. Little fingers and toes love to explore every fascinating thing they greet along the way. But, unfortunately danger looms around every corner, and it is important that we as parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles and friends be

Learn More

Common Household Chemical May Be Cause of Cardiovascular Disease

Chemicals that are used to manufacture and produce products that we use in our daily lives are constantly being linked to various health conditions and troubles. You may already know this, as we have previously written of the dangers of bisphenol A, better known as BPA, a common chemical ingredient in plastics and food-can linings, etc. Now, another chemical may

Learn More

Filing an SSI Claim for Osteoporosis

Osteoporosis is a bone disease that leads to an increased risk of fracture due to weak bones. Your bones become so brittle that even mild stresses like bending over, coughing or sneezing can cause a fracture. It’s thought of as an older person’s disease but it can strike anyone – at any age. If you or your loved one has

Learn More

People With Severe Psoriasis at Twice the Risk of New-Onset Diabetes

If you are having trouble with Psoriasis, did you know that you are more than 50% more likely to develop diabetes than someone with the chronic skin disorder?  According to a large study, unfortunately the two conditions are linked, and in fact the skin disorder may raise the risk of diabetes.  And, it’s even worse if your skin disorder is

Learn More

Apply for SSI – Filing a Claim for Mental Impairments

A claim for SSI benefits under Supplemental Security Income (SSI) for a mental disability or impairment can be granted as long as medical evidence can be provided to prove it. To apply for ssi, you must prove that you’re disabled from performing past relevant work for at least 12 months and that there are no alternative occupations that you’re able

Learn More

Poison Help – What To Do and Who To Call

Poisoning can happen in numerous ways. Ingesting a poisonous substance or inhaling dangerous fumes are two common means of poisoning. In some cases, you may not know that a person was exposed to a poisonous substance. It is important to know the signs and symptoms of poisoning as well as what to do if you suspect poisoning of any type.

Learn More

Calculating SSI Benefits for the Self-Employed

When you calculate your earnings regarding self-employment, the Social Security Administration (SSA) counts Net Earnings from Self Employment (NESE), which is your gross receipts minus your business expenses x .9235; therefore a portion of your net earnings count in determining your income from self-employment. The SSA will work with you to project your average earnings from self-employment over the calendar

Learn More

What is Supplemental Security Income?

Reaching retirement age should be a breeze. But unfortunately, not everyone can look forward to a secure retirement, which is why the Supplemental Security Income (SSI) program may be something to look into. What is Supplemental Security Income (SSI)? SSI is a separate income from Social Security. It’s a federal program designed to help blind, disabled or elderly individuals financially.

Learn More

Dangers of Pesticides Drive Organic Food Market

Organic food has been rising in popularity, and its no surprise why. “There is a growing consensus in the scientific community that small doses of pesticides and other chemicals can have adverse effects on health, especially during vulnerable periods such as fetal development and childhood,” reports author and physician Andrew Weil, a leading voice for so-called integrative medicine combining conventional

Learn More

DMAA is a Synthetic Compound, According to the Food and Drug Administration

In the past we have written about the controversial stimulant found in many sports supplements, called dimethylamylamine, better known as DMAA.  We informed you of the dangers of the supplement, as well as how the FDA warned supplement manufacturers to remove products from their product line that contained the stimulant. In the latest news concerning DMAA, a new study found

Learn More

Social Security Attorneys – Helping You Win Your Claim

Although it isn’t necessary to have a social security lawyer to file and pursue a claim for social security disability benefits, it is a wise idea. According to Social Security Administration’s statistics, claimants who use social security attorneys are more successful in winning their claims than those who don’t. In fact, the United States Supreme Court determined that the assistance

Learn More

Bisphenol A (BPA) May Interfere with the Endocrine System

In recent months a chemical found in several common household products has been on the crosshairs of a number of organizations as they have sought, at this point unsuccessfully, to ban a dangerous chemical that has been linked to several adverse health events. The chemical is Bisphenol A or BPA and it is found in bottled waters, plastic packaging, and

Learn More

Hepatitis C Outbreak Caused by Negligent Medical Technician

A lab technician accused of starting a Hepatitis C outbreak in New Hampshire is now behind bars charged with infecting 30 patients at Exeter Hospital in New Hampshire with Hepatitis C. But, this is just the tip of the iceberg, as David Kwiatkowski was a traveling technician, therefore his actions could have resulted in hundreds if not thousands of infected

Learn More
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