Learn More About Social Security and Veterans' Disability Benefits in Our Legal Article Library
Applying for disability benefits, whether they be from the Social Security Administartion or the VA, is a process can be quite confusing, so we have broken down parts of it into helpful, easy-to-understand articles.
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What Is the Connection Between TBI and Depression If you’re a veteran who suffers from depression after experiencing a TBI during service, you may qualify for secondary condition benefits. -
Disability Insight--March Cuddigan Law Newsletter Keep Your Brain Young, Unlock the Secrets of Social Security and VA Disability, Are Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security Disability on the Chopping Block? -
March Newsletter Puzzle Solution The answer to the March Sudoku. -
How Amputation Can Cause Depression If you’re a veteran who suffers from depression caused by a service-connected amputation, you may qualify for benefits. There are a number of reasons why. -
Disability Insight--February Cuddigan Law Newsletter 5 Way to Avoid Getting Scammed in 2018, Why Hire a Social Security Disability Lawyer, Comfort Food: Crockpot Hamburger Stew, Drop Quote Puzzle -
Puzzle Solution--February "Disability Insights" Newsletter Solution to Drop Quote Puzzle. -
Are You A Navy Veteran Who Was Exposed To Agent Orange? Some Navy veterans who served off the coast of Viet Nam were exposed to agent orange. The requirements to have a successful claim are detailed. Learn more here. -
Agent Orange Benefits for Thailand Veterans Agent Orange was used in Thailand as a defoliant. If you served as a military policeman you were likely exposed. Learn the requirements to support your claim. -
Proving Total Disability Individual Unemployability If you’re a veteran with a claim for unemployability, there's specific evidence you need to get a VA approval. Here, learn more about this evidence. -
The Importance of a VA 100 Percent Disability Rating You may get a 100 percent disability rating if you’ve returned from military service with an injury or condition and can't work. Here's what you should know.