Monthly Archives: October 2012

Veterans for Common Sense Says VA Claims For Reservists Are Denied More Often

Veterans for Common Sense found that members who were deployed to Iraq and/or Afghanistan were having more difficulty getting benefits approved by the Veterans Affairs Department as compared to other ...

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An Overview of the SSDI Benefits Decision Process

Nowadays, more than fifty percent of SSDI benefits claims are denied upon first submission to the Social Security Administration, or SSA.  This amounts to more than one million rejected claims ...

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Social Security Benefit Denial Hearings

The social security disability hearing stage can be extremely stressful, involving quite a bit of time, effort and frustration.  Specifically, there are several steps involved in the hearings process, and ...

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Return of Afghanistan and Iraq Veterans Reveals the Psychological Toll of War

The culture of the military advocates resilience, courage, sacrifice by the individual and strength; think about just a couple of slogans from our military groups—“Army Strong,” or “The Few, The ...

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The Types of Disability Benefits Available to Injured Veterans

If you have been injured while actively serving in the U.S. armed forces, you should consider all of your financial options, including applying for veterans’ disability benefits.  These benefits are ...

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Veterans’ Disability Benefits and Denials

 At the Sanger Law Office, we know firsthand how difficult it is to be denied veterans’ disability benefits, especially after spending years putting your life on the line as a ...

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