FERS Disability: hiring a knowledgably attorney to take care of your fers disability claim

OPM Medical Retirement Legal Representation: The peskiness of life

March 9, 2018

Somehow, like children and rats, or of mice and men, the peskiness of life continues to trail behind us. We think that things are going well, and then suddenly we realize that the nagging peskiness of life’s challenges has once again come upon us. We wonder when that period of nirvana will be reached; that goal that we allegedly strive for each day of our lives; when will it come to fruition? Life is difficult, and it becomes all the more so because of the technology all around us that persuades, […]

Attorney Representation Federal Disability Retirement: Struggles

December 1, 2017

It is a law of life, is it not? To struggle; to always have to thrash about just to survive, whether in the world of employment, the world of self-control, the universe of just maintaining a semblance of sanity within a greater complex of madness we face each day? And, indeed, that is the basis of most philosophical systems that have been posited – from the Ancients who posited permanence as opposed to constant flux […]

Federal Employee Disability Retirement: Lack of time

September 26, 2016

It takes time in order to be “nice” and “considerate”. We don’t have such a luxury, anymore. We have been sold a bill of goods; that technology, Smart phones, computers, laptops, tablets; of the actual engagement in texting, emailing, and all of the multitudes of communicating by delight of button-pushing, will allow for man to pursue the creativity within, and to forego the toil of an otherwise working world. Then, we would reach the pinnacle of human ecstasy, of “time” enough to do that which we were destined for. […]

FERS CSRS Disability Retirement from OPM: Fatal Flaws

July 15, 2016

Nature is harsher than the artifices created by man; egalitarianism or empathy for the less fortunate, are not found as traces of widespread encapsulation of the essence of the wild; instead, the opposite is true: of indifference, abandonment in the face of a wounded comrade, and flight as opposed to commonality of surrender. It is only in the antiseptic universe of human civilization that we discover character, trust and fortitude in the face of threat. Is this a fatal flaw in the humanity of the species? Perhaps. Time will tell, as civilizations rise and fall, as to whether the inherent weakness of totalitarianism […]

Federal Disability Retirement: The Usual Dialogue

March 19, 2015

Much of our daily dialogue is determined by rote repetition. Discourse throughout a typical day need not be given much thought; breakfast routine; interaction with colleagues and coworkers; declarative statements which have been repeated hundreds of times, both by one’s own voice as well as by others; salutations which require merely an audible sound; and the sun sets upon another closure of human inertia. […]

OPM Medical Retirement: Graven Images and Craven Homages

March 2, 2015

One concerns religious restrictions; the other, human tendencies emanating from deeply rooted psychological fears. Both constitute acts which reflect a trepidation of purpose, and an anthropological study of human frailty. The Commandment against graven images protects one to respect the sanctity of a singular teleological focus; homage by craven impulse, on the other hand, reveals the continuing connection to an enslaved state of mind, albeit one which may merely be emotionally binding and unfettered by physical force or threat of force. […]