Because of the nature of our disability practice, many of our clients have existing health challenges.
With an abundance of caution during the corona-virus pandemic, our law firm is conducting all business via phone.
If you believe you need to meet with an attorney, please call and confirm before coming to our office. In order to protect our staff, we don’t want them to be exposed to unnecessary walk-ins.
Our attorneys and administrative staff will continue to work to meet your needs.
The year 2022 has seen a significant rise in inflation that has dramatically increased everybody’s cost of living. In response to the substantial change in inflation, the Veterans Disability Compensation and the Social Security Cost affected disabled veterans have been
If you are a veteran looking to appeal VA decisions, you can appeal via supplemental claims or request a higher-level review. You can also appeal to the Board of Veterans Appeals (BVA) according to the Appeals Modernization Act (AMA). Learn how to
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Veterans and their survivors can change their GI Bill program or school under several circumstances. However, there are some considerations that a veteran should take. Read on to learn more. Why request a change to your GI Bill benefits? You
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