23 January

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Congratulations to our Immigration Team

Address: 120 North Congress St. Suite 200, Jackson, MS, 39201, US
Telephone: (601) 948-8005

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We want to congratulate our Immigration legal team on getting a negative credible fear determination reversed. Our team worked tirelessly to fight for our client and got him the results he deserved. Chhabra & Gibbs, P.A. Immigration Team fights for each and every one of their clients for the resolution they need and deserve. If you have an immigration case and would like to meet with our experienced staff, contact us at (601) 948-8005 or at our 24-hour line at (601) 927-8430. Chhabra & Gibbs, P.A. Immigration Team offers an array of Immigration legal services for clients in the Mississippi area...

23 January

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Mental Stress Injury And Workers Comp?

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I think most of the working class in Hinds or Rankin County in Mississippi can admit that they usually feel some type of mental health stress at their job. You may wonder: How much stress is normal? How much should I tolerate? Is it affecting other areas in my life? Can stress lead to anxiety and depression? Can I file a workers' compensation claim in Mississippi for psychological issues? Emotional and mental stress injuries in a Mississippi workers compensation case can be more difficult to prove and sometimes harder to receive compensation for. The reason being is that it can be tricky to...

21 January

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“You don’t know what it’s like”

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“You don’t know what it’s like” I hear this all the time. You’re right. I do not know what it is like to be severely injured at work, what it is like to lose everything I own because I was hurt at work, not being able to get treatment because my employer and its insurance carrier won’t pay for it, not receiving a paycheck while I am off of work, and not being able to feed my family. But I will promise you this, it wears on my heart to know clients we represent are going through this. This is what I am here...

17 January

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Slip and Falls and Premises Liability

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in Blog, Darryl M. Gibbs, Personal Injury, Premises Liability, Slip and Fall Accident

Slip and falls are the second most likely cause of injury in America, but one of the most misunderstood. Whether it be work place injuries or premises liability at a place unrelated to your Mississippi work or business slip and falls are serious injuries and every measure should be taken to prevent them. For a work related fall, the injured worker simply needs to prove they fell while on the job. But for a claim where you fall at a business or someone else's property, it can be a lot more complicated. For a premises liability claim, you would need to prove...

16 January

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Moms are Superheroes

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in Blog, Helpful Information, Workers Compensation

Are you are a working mom? Do you have one or multiple children? Being a mom that works is hard especially when you have multiple children. Being a working mom in Mississippi doesn’t mean you’re made of money either. In fact, Mississippi is the 2nd lowest paid state. Daycare alone can take up a check without even thinking twice about it. What can you do? You have to be paid to work right? Sometimes it doesn’t even feel like it is worth having a job. I can all too well relate this. Being a mom is probably the most demanding job...

15 January

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What to do following a car accident?

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in Blog, Motor Vehicle Accidents, Personal Injury

Many times the clients we see are involved in a car accident for the very first time and have no idea what to do. Here some recommended tips: Call the police. A police report can be helpful in proving your case. The police will come out and investigate the scene and make a preliminary determination on fault. Collect as much information as possible. This includes insurance information, VIN and license plate numbers. You should also collect the names, phone numbers and contact information of the other driver or any witnesses. Take photos. Be sure to use your phone or a...

14 January

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What is UM/UIM coverage and why do I need it?

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in Blog, Motor Vehicle Accidents, Personal Injury

Most everyone knows what car insurance is. You pay a monthly premium to an insurance company, and in exchange that company agrees under contract to pay for the loss that occurs when you are involved in a motor vehicle accident. Mississippi law requires that licensed drivers maintain liability insurance, which provides coverage for the other car and/or driver when an accident is your fault. The minimum liability insurance coverage legally required in Mississippi is $25,000 per person and $50,000 per accident for bodily injury. But what happens if you are in a wreck that is not your fault, you are...

10 January

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Lightnin Malcolm – Don’t End Up With The Blues

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in Blog, Personal Injury, Workers Compensation

Blues man Lightnin Malcolm here in Mississippi has a little song for you: "If you got some bad news, about a Personal Injury case and you got a lot to lose. Don't end up with the blues. Get the legal help you can use. At Chhabra & Gibbs, P.A." [embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fq0os1oRpts[/embed] Personal Injury - Workers' Compensation Cutting Edge Blues man LIGHTNIN MALCOLM, a charismatic and energetic guitar-slinger with a deep soulful voice, has taken his irresistible Dance grooves from Juke Joint teen years as a One Man Band to World stages. The Mississippi based Multi-instrumentalist combines the Tribal Rhythms and raw electrifying power of...

09 January

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What is Negligence?

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in Blog, Darryl M. Gibbs, Personal Injury, Premises Liability

What is negligence? Good question. Depends on the situation and the act that may have caused an injury. Negligence is doing something a reasonable person wouldn’t do. Seems straight forward. A reasonable person shouldn’t run a red light. A reasonable person should look before they turn. But what about when the issue involves premises liability? What is reasonable in keeping store floors free of hazards? What is reasonable in maintaining equipment? Darryl M. Gibbs The Jackson, MS Personal Injury attorneys at Chhabra & Gibbs, P.A. are knowledgeable in evaluating whether a Defendant had negligence and was responsible in causing an injury. Please call our office here at...

Mississippi Workers Compensation and Light Duty Restrictions

Elmiron Lawsuit

Fair Appeal in Immigration Court

Congratulations to our Immigration Team

Mental Stress Injury And Workers Comp?

“You don’t know what it’s like”

Slip and Falls and Premises Liability

Moms are Superheroes

What to do following a car accident?

What is UM/UIM coverage and why do I need it?

Lightnin Malcolm – Don’t End Up With The Blues

What is Negligence?

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