Recent Posts in 2021

• Top 10 medication errors and hazards in 2020
  Aug 17, 2021
  The Institute for Safe Medication Practices (ISMP) released its “Top 10” list of medication errors and hazards in 2020 in February 2021. ISMP is a ...
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• Work Credits Explained: What are Work Credits and How Many Do You Need to Qualify for Social Security Disability?
  Aug 13, 2021
  Many people do not realize that to qualify for Social Security disability benefits, you must have worked in jobs that took out Social Security from ...
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• Was Medical Negligence the Cause of Your Infant’s Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE)?
  Aug 9, 2021
  Medical negligence is an act or omission (failure to act) by a medical professional that deviates from the accepted medical standard of care. A birth ...
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• Nurse Who Administered Wrong Medication Causing Death Loses License and is Criminally Indicted
  Jul 30, 2021
  A Vanderbilt nurse was criminally indicted and stripped of her nursing license by the Tennessee Board of Nursing for negligently administering a fatal ...
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• We Now Offer Zoom Appointments!
  Jul 16, 2021
  At the Aldred Law Firm, we value our client's health and safety. We are alarmed at the recent increase in COVID-19 cases, especially here in ...
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• Do You Qualify for Social Security Disability Benefits?
  Apr 23, 2021
  In order to qualify for Social Security Disability benefits, you must first meet two main requirements. You must have worked in jobs covered by Social ...
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• Can Disabled Veterans Qualify for Social Security Disability?
  Apr 16, 2021
  Yes, disabled veterans can qualify for Social Security Disability. In fact, a large percentage of our disability clients are disabled veterans who ...
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• Tennessee's Wrongful Death Statute Needs to be Changed!
  Apr 12, 2021
  Tennessee law, as it is written now, provides families of decedents in wrongful death cases inadequate financial recovery. The law should provide ...
  Posted By William L. Aldred, Jr.
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