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How to Appeal a Long Term Disability Denial

Are you appealing a long term disability denial, you may be wondering what your next steps are? The first step in appealing a denial is...

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Disabled by Opioid Use Disorder? You May Be Eligible for Short- and Long-Term Disability Benefits

Beginning in the 1990s, the use of prescription opioids to treat chronic pain sky-rocketed despite concerns about the drug’s addictive properties and long-term risks. Fast-forward...

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Guardians ad Litem: Family Law Cases

Frequently Asked Questions About Guardians ad Litem A Guardian ad Litem (GAL) is a key player in family court proceedings. Wisconsin Statute 767.407 provides that...

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The Professional’s Dilemma: Special Considerations for Professionals in Need of Long-Term Disability Benefits

Most professionals have dedicated immense resources just for the opportunity to work in their chosen career path. Whether that includes obtaining advanced degrees or moving...

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Long-Term Disability Attorneys Jessa Victor & Brook Tylka Present at NAMI Wisconsin

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Learn how disability attorneys deal with long term disability claims for mental health issue.

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Balancing Breastfeeding and Work – Nursing Moms Now Have a Powerful Tool at their Disposal

New PUMP Act Remedies Effective April 28, 2023 The PUMP (Providing Urgent Maternal Protections) Act was passed by Congress on December 31st, 2022, but the...

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Disability Asset Limits: Understanding the Achieving A Better Life Experience (ABLE) Act

Understanding Individual Asset Limit for Individuals Receiving SSDI or SSI Disability Benefits   As discussed in previous blog posts, there is a strict asset limitation...

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Why Is My Disability Claim Taking So Long?

Why Your Disability Claim is Taking So Long and What You Can Do While You Wait If you’ve stopped working because of a disability, you’ve...

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New NLRB Decision Restricts Common Severance Agreement Terms

On February 21, 2023, the National Labor Relations Board (“NLRB” or the “Board”) returned to established precedent and found that a severance agreement which included...

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