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Survey Details Disturbing Trends Related to Burn Pits

Tuesday, November 19, 2019 The Wounded Warrior Project conducts and annual survey that aims to give veterans a voice and a platform to be heard by individuals and organizations that can initiate change. This year’s survey sh... Continue Reading

Virginia Commonwealth University Explores the Long-term Impacts of Combat Concussions

Tuesday, October 15, 2019 The Department of defense and Veterans Affairs has awarded Virginia Commonwealth University with a $50 million federal grant to oversee a national research consortium. The research focuses on deter... Continue Reading

Attachment to The Labor Market

Thursday, September 19, 2019 IF I AM RECEIVING WORKERS’ COMPENSATION PAYMENTS, DO I HAVE TO SHOW THAT I AM LOOKING FOR WORK? Under the New York State Workers’ Compensation Law, if you have been found to have a partial disabil... Continue Reading

BrainHQ Training Program for Vets with TBI

Saturday, September 7, 2019 BrainHQ is a training program developed by the software company Posit Science that was recently put to the test in a small study that included 83 military personnel with cognitive impairment follow... Continue Reading

Office of the Inspector General Reports on the VA’s Inability to Provide Quality Coverage for Veterans

Monday, August 26, 2019 According to a recent report conducted by the Office of the Inspector General, the VA denied coverage for 17,400 veterans in a six-month period in 2017. These claims totaled to $53.3 million and sh... Continue Reading

Workers’ Compensation: The Hearing Experience

Monday, July 29, 2019 It recently occurred to me that I am now in my 35th year of handling hearings before the New York State Workers’ Compensation Board. When I began doing this work in Brooklyn, back in 1985, the atmo... Continue Reading

Workers’ Compensation: Benefits Decline While Insurer Profits Rise

Wednesday, July 17, 2019 A recent study published by the New School Center for New York City Affairs paints a rather bleak picture for injured workers in The Empire State. Although the New York workers’ compensation syste... Continue Reading

The Mission Act Replaces The Choice Act

Tuesday, June 18, 2019 Returning home from war is tough and the life once left behind may not always be there when you return. Many, unfortunately, return home requiring constant medical attention due to chronic pain der... Continue Reading

Disabled Adult Child Benefits

Monday, June 10, 2019 As the baby boomer generation prepares to retire, they begin to question what to do in their golden years. Travel? Pick up a new hobby? But for some, taking care of their disabled adult children a... Continue Reading

Traumatic Brain Injuries in Veterans

Tuesday, June 4, 2019 Servicemen and women risk their lives every day to keep us safe; they fight and don’t give up. For that, we are thankful. Unfortunately, while keeping our country safe, many are exposed to physical... Continue Reading

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Survey Details Disturbing Trends Related to Burn Pits

Virginia Commonwealth University Explores the Long-term Impacts of Combat Concussions

Attachment to The Labor Market

BrainHQ Training Program for Vets with TBI

Office of the Inspector General Reports on the VA’s Inability to Provide Quality Coverage for Veterans

Workers’ Compensation: The Hearing Experience

Workers’ Compensation: Benefits Decline While Insurer Profits Rise

The Mission Act Replaces The Choice Act

Disabled Adult Child Benefits

Traumatic Brain Injuries in Veterans

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