Early Retirement for Injured Federal Employees
On the desk of one of the Circuit Court clerks, in an adjacent county, is a sign which reads: “The fact that you waited until today does not make it into my emergency.” Those who stand in line to file an emergency pleading, […]
I often refer to a favorite short story of mine, inasmuch as it serves as a paradigm for why I practice disability retirement law: the master storyteller, Anton Chekhov, wrote a brilliant short story entitled, Grief (translator’s subtitle […]
It is often difficult to inform an Agency of one’s decision to file for disability retirement. On the one hand, […]
In tough economic times, it is often difficult to find that “silver lining”. This is even truer for my clients who obtain disability retirement benefits from the Federal Government, as well as […]
When I look at a potential disability retirement case, I find it helpful to look at the case not only […]
When people call me to ask if they need legal representation in filing for disability retirement benefits under FERS or […]
It is an accepted fact that there is a “psychological” aspect to almost everything in life, and this is no […]
Alas, a batch of decisions has obviously been sent out to many disability retirement applicants in the last couple of […]
Of interest is what to do when a Social Security filing for disability benefits has been approved prior to the […]
As I explain to all potential clients, whether an individual should attempt to obtain Federal Disability Retirement benefits with or […]