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Four Social Media Myths to Drop Before Your Green Card Interview

November 11, 2026 by Kyrie Mattos
photo of Statue of Liberty during daytime

In December 2025, the Department of State issued an advisory warning consular officers that heavy last-minute edits to applicants’ social media, including deleting posts or removing accounts in the weeks before an interview, may read … Read more

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How Helmet Impact Sensor Data Can Affect Personal Injury Claims

November 11, 2026 by Kyrie Mattos
red full-face helmet

A commuter gets clipped by a right-hooking SUV at a roundabout, slides across the asphalt, and sits up with a ringing head and a cracked helmet shell. The driver swears the cyclist tapped the fender … Read more

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What a Powered Exoskeleton Does to an Injury Claim

October 23, 2026 by Kyrie Mattos
a group of workers at a construction site

A framer on a mid-rise job is wearing a back-support exoskeleton the general contractor added to the kit last quarter. He’s hoisting a header into place when his lower back gives out. The suit was … Read more

Categories Security/Safety, Law

How Home-Exercise App Compliance Scores Are Reshaping Pain-and-Suffering Fights

October 10, 2026 by Kyrie Mattos

A pain-and-suffering claim that looked like six figures on Monday can look like five by Friday, and the reason is often sitting in the plaintiff’s pocket. The physical therapist assigned a home exercise program through … Read more

Categories Law, Apps

The Left-Turn Camera on the Traffic Signal: How Intersection Video Is Rewriting Fault in Motorcycle Left-Turn Crashes

October 10, 2026 by Kyrie Mattos
Green sign showing two white u-turn arrows

A left-turn crash used to cost a motorcyclist the case before the ambulance left the intersection. The driver said they never saw the bike. The rider was on a gurney or worse. The only witnesses … Read more

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