Lee Cossell & Feagley Law

09/10/2026

Before you sign, read the fine print twice.

Some paperwork can quietly narrow your rights later, especially if you rush past the sections about releases, deadlines, and what you’re agreeing to give up. Bring the document to your first meeting so it can be reviewed before anything becomes final.

Bring your paperwork.

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09/10/2026

The first 24 hours after an injury matter more than most people realize.

If the pain feels mild, it’s easy to brush it off. But what you do next can still shape how your Indiana claim is viewed later.

Document what happened, save anything connected to the incident, and get help early before details start fading.

Call Lee Cossell & Feagley LLP for a free consultation.

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09/09/2026

Attorney Marcia Cossell explains how social security defines "disability" for SSD benefits. Join the conversation and learn more from our website on our blog page!

09/09/2026

What evidence disappears first after a defective product injury?

The product itself matters, but so do the details around it. Packaging, labels, photos, receipts, and the condition of the item can all change fast once the product is moved, repaired, or thrown away.

If you’re dealing with an injury, protect what you can right away and make a record of what happened while it’s still fresh.

Save it

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09/09/2026

How do you know whether a product injury came from a design defect, a manufacturing error, or a warning failure?

Each one creates a different legal problem, and each one points to a different way a manufacturer may be held responsible.

That matters because the issue is not always that the product was made badly. Sometimes the design was dangerous from the start, sometimes one unit went wrong during production, and sometimes the instructions never clearly warned people how to use it safely.

If you're trying to make sense of what happened, start there.

Find out what kind of defect you're dealing with.

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09/08/2026

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09/08/2026

Indiana law does not always treat a worsening injury as a brand-new claim.

If you reported pain after a crash and symptoms got worse later, the details matter. What you said first, what changed, and what medical records show can all shape how the claim is viewed.

Act fast and document everything while it is still fresh.

Call (855) NATE-LEE for a free consultation.

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09/08/2026

A denial letter is not always the full story in a workers' compensation case.

Sometimes it is the first answer, not the final one. The details behind the denial matter, and a workers' compensation attorney can help you understand what to review next.

If your claim was denied, do not guess your way through it.

Schedule a free consultation.

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09/07/2026

Your doctor’s restrictions should guide the return-to-work conversation, not your employer’s schedule.

If you’re cleared with limits, the job should fit those limits. Light duty should be light duty, with tasks that protect your recovery instead of pushing you past it.

If the work offered does not match what your doctor ordered, document it and talk to a workers’ compensation attorney right away.

Call Lee Cossell & Feagley LLP for a free consultation.

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09/07/2026

What should you expect when meeting with a social security disability attorney for the first time? Find out now from our SSDI attorney Marcia Cossell.