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Legacy | Veterans Law October 5, 2022
Burn Pit Exposure and Military Airborne Hazards
Northville, MI (Law Firm Newswire) October 5, 2022 – Active-duty military members are exposed to various airborne hazards through burn pits. Although most are closed now, common waste products include chemicals, plastics, or medical waste petroleum products. Veterans Affairs (VA)…
Employment Law | Legacy | Personal Injury Law May 21, 2020
‘Coronavirus and Veterans’ Global Virtual Forum to Address Solutions for U.S. Military Veterans Amidst Pandemic
Lincoln, NE (Law Firm Newswire) May 21, 2020 – As U.S. military veterans experience devastating impacts from coronavirus, preeminent veteran affairs authority to host a global Virtual Town Hall forum on June 3 addressing the unique issues of today’s veterans….
Legacy | Veterans Law January 26, 2017
Tampa, Florida Veterans Lawyer Comments Need for Veterans to be Honorably Discharged
Tampa, FL (Law Firm Newswire) January 26, 2017 – Many veterans who were diagnosed with mental problems or traumatic brain injury have received less-than-honorable discharges. But such a discharge can result in the denial of veterans’ benefits, thereby causing these…
Legacy | Veterans Law April 26, 2016
Florida Attorney David Magann Welcomes Free Airport Parking for Disabled Veterans
Tampa, FL (Law Firm Newswire) April 27, 2016 – The Florida Legislature on February 24 unanimously passed a bill that will grant disabled veterans free parking at all public airports across Florida. The legislation was sponsored by Rep. Ken Roberson,…
Legacy | Veterans Law March 14, 2016
Florida Veterans Attorney Notes VA Owes State Hospitals 134 Million Dollars
Tampa, FL (Law Firm Newswire) March 14, 2015 – A Florida Hospital Association survey has found that 95 percent of its member hospitals are waiting for around $134 million in outstanding payments from the Department of Veterans Affairs. The 30,000…
Legacy | Veterans Law January 14, 2016
VA Expands Choice Program Eligibility to Increase Health Care Access for Veterans
Northville, MI (Law Firm Newswire) January 14, 2016 – The Department of Veterans Affairs announced new criteria on Dec. 1 to increase patient eligibility for the Veterans Choice Program. The change is expected to open the program to about 160,000…
