Early Retirement for Injured Federal Employees
Your Federal disability retirement application was well-prepared: perhaps it was prepared with the help of an attorney; the medical documentation seemed solidly unequivocal; the doctor made the necessary connections […]
What I find when individuals have attempted to file on their own, and get it rejected, is the lack of preparing for the "long view." Many people hear stories about how "such and such" obtained a disability retirement […]
The “British Rule” is that “good manners will always get you through any and every form of trouble.” The process at the Office of Personnel Management is a long and arduous one. When the […]
An appeal to the Merit Systems Protection Board in a Federal Disability Retirement case means that the disability retirement application has been denied twice by the Office of Personnel Management: at the initial application stage […]
When I look at a potential disability retirement case, I find it helpful to look at the case not only […]
It is now post-Labor Day Weekend. Summer is essentially over. The Office of Personnel Management will be back in “full […]
Summer is almost at an end. The Postal Service, through the auspices of the Office of Personnel Management, is offering […]
When people call me to ask if they need legal representation in filing for disability retirement benefits under FERS or […]
Is it necessary for a Federal Disability Retirement Applicant to cite relevant case-laws and statutory authority when filing for disability […]
Sometimes, restraint is the better part of a response, as opposed to immediately responding. If an applicant’s disability retirement is […]