Is your representative an attorney? This seems to be a silly question but often those who we meet with either do not know or mistakenly think their representative is an attorney when the representative actually is NOT! Also many individuals we see with Veterans Disability claims may mistakenly have a representative not licensed in the State of Florida. Because the Veterans Disability claim is a Federal/ “administrative claim” the law allows for less stringent guidelines, then the State of Florida for example, for those to represent you in your legal proceedings up to the “Hearing” level. Unfortunately the less stringent […]

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Posted on Wednesday, August 18th, 2010 and filed under Veterans Benefits.

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What do I offer you that the competition does not? It’s a question easily answered in many situations and it’s something you need to think about. 1) Is the person a Florida Bar Licensed attorney? I am, but companies such as Binder & Binder, Allsup, Disability Experts etc. are not Florida Bar licensed attorneys. 2) Will you have a face to face meeting with your lawyer who will be with you throughout the entire process? I will, but law firms like Morgan & Morgan send, and shockingly so, clerks, yes untrained clerks, to a hearing with you. Not only is […]

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Posted on Wednesday, August 4th, 2010 and filed under Veterans Benefits.

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