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How To Discredit An Unfavorable VA Exam
If you’re a veteran who applied for disability and your benefits were denied, your Compensation & Pension (C&P) medical exam results may have been the problem. Being denied the help y... Continue Reading
Military Retirees And Disabled Veterans Can Expect A Record Increase In Disability Pay In 2023
Starting in 2023, veterans can look forward to an increase in their disability payments for the second year in a row. As a result of rapid inflation and a revised Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA), ... Continue Reading
Why Is A VA Buddy Statement Important?
When applying for VA disability, you must prove a clear connection between your medical condition and military service. The more detailed and accurate information you provide, the more likely you&#... Continue Reading
What Is The Paid Family Leave Act?
If you or your loved ones have a severe medical emergency, you may need to request some time away from work. However, handling the situation can take longer than your company’s sick or personal lea... Continue Reading
The US Senate Passes A Law Assisting Veterans Exposed To Burn Pits And Harmful Toxins
In a final vote of 86-11 on Tuesday night, the US Senate passed the PACT Act, with President Joe Biden expected to sign it into law. This act will increase health care benefits for millions of vete... Continue Reading
Can You Quit Your Job While On Workers’ Compensation?
When you’ve suffered workplace injuries, you might wonder if it’s worth staying in your current position. There are many reasons employees are forced to make that difficult decision, from a hostile... Continue Reading
Disability Benefits – Camp Lejeune Water Contamination
Lawmakers fear that individuals working and living at the Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune between 1953 and 1987 may have been exposed to contaminated drinking water. Research and medical evidence le... Continue Reading
NY Assembly And Senate Pass Bill To Improve Worker Accessibility To Disability Benefits
The New York Senate and Assembly recently passed a bill to expand workers’ rights. If Governor Kathy Hochul signs it into law, injured workers with less severe injuries can seek additional benefits... Continue Reading
