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The Mission Act Reforms Could Lead to More Long Wait Times for Care

In 2018, it was reported that Department of Veterans Affairs patients seeking private sector healthcare saw a nearly two-month delay for medical appointments. Now, according to a new report by the ... Continue Reading

Some Veterans Left Out of Blue Water Navy Veterans Act Coverage

In late 2019, a federal court ruled that the VA must begin to recognize veterans who served in the waterways in the areas surrounding Vietnam and were exposed to Agent Orange, known as the Blue Wat... Continue Reading

VA to Begin Processing Blue Water Navy Disability Claims on Jan. 1, 2020

A federal court ruling declined to lift a delay on Blue Water Navy disability claims imposed by the Department of Veterans Affairs. Claims processing is expected to begin January 1st, 2020. In tot... Continue Reading

Pentagon Admits It Undercounted Sites Contaminated by Forever Chemicals

Pentagon officials have admitted that the number of military bases contaminated by forever chemicals has been previously understated. Forever chemicals are perfluorinated compounds and are named as... Continue Reading

Helping Thousands of Veterans with Less-than-honorable Discharge Status

Tens of thousands of military veterans suffering from TBI’s or PTSD are denied VA resources because of their discharge status. However, a recent Federal Court ruling could have a positive impact o... Continue Reading

Delayed Benefits

What to Do If It Too Long for Social Security Benefits to Be Paid If several months after you have been awarded Social Security disability benefits, the benefits still have not been paid to you, th... Continue Reading

Testimony Concerning Your Mental Symptoms

New York Disability Attorney Prepares You For Testimony Concerning Your Mental Symptoms If your disability is one that entails mental symptoms, the questions that will be posed to you will be used ... Continue Reading

Getting Your Doctor’s Medical Opinion About What You Can Still Do

Getting Your Doctor’s Medical Opinion About What You Can Still Do Your Doctor’s Medical Opinion Can Help You Qualify for Social Security Disability Benefits The Social Security Administration’s job... Continue Reading

Examples Of Who Is And Is Not Disabled

What Constitutes a Disability Social Security disability law defines “disability” as an inability “to engage in any substantial gainful activity by reason of any medically determinable physical ... Continue Reading

Questions About Working Part-Time

Working Part-Time After You’ve Been Found Disabled by the Social Security Administration Is it possible to work part-time and not lose my disability benefits? Yes. It is possible. However, the fu... Continue Reading

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The Mission Act Reforms Could Lead to More Long Wait Times for Care

Some Veterans Left Out of Blue Water Navy Veterans Act Coverage

VA to Begin Processing Blue Water Navy Disability Claims on Jan. 1, 2020

Pentagon Admits It Undercounted Sites Contaminated by Forever Chemicals

Helping Thousands of Veterans with Less-than-honorable Discharge Status

Delayed Benefits

Testimony Concerning Your Mental Symptoms

Getting Your Doctor’s Medical Opinion About What You Can Still Do

Examples Of Who Is And Is Not Disabled

Questions About Working Part-Time

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