Administrative Law Judges are not allowed to google the name of clients and find out information about them. But, just because they are not allowed to do it, doesn’t mean that they don’t do it.
New statistics from the U.S. Army show that fewer soldiers returning from war-related assignments are requiring transition services. According to the Army, the number of soldiers enrolled in services at a Warrior Transition Unit (WTU)
Trial work is a concept that applies to people already entitled to Title II disability benefits. Sometimes Title II recipients will attempt to return to work to see how it goes. Social Security encourages this,
To work or not to work? I am often asked this question. If you are filing for Social Security disability benefits, I strongly recommend you not work. Why? work is incompatible with the idea of
I recently won a major victory for a client-veteran. In a recent decision, the Board of Veterans Appeals granted my Motion for revision of a 2008 Regional Office rating based upon “clear and unmistakable error.” The
Did you know that a veteran who develops sleep apnea in military service can get service-connected by the VA? I have a client who has been service-connected for shoulder issues. A few are connected due
