by Sirena Denbow | Sep 16, 2014 | Latest News, Laws
Local Disability Attorneys Versus National Ones When searching for representation for your disability claim, you find yourself faced with many tempting commercial ads for national firms and it’s these firms that also always pop up first on an internet search....
by Sirena Denbow | Sep 10, 2014 | Latest News, Laws, Social Security
ABLE Act of 2014 The ABLE Act (The Achieving a Better Life Experience) Act was introduced in the 113th Congress by a bi-partisan, bicameral set of Congressional Champions. These champions include Senators, Robert Casey Jr. and Richard Burr and Representatives Ander...
by Sirena Denbow | Jul 28, 2014 | Latest News
WA Vets Will Clinic Saturday, October 18th from 9am to 5pm South Sound Clinic at Rally Point 6 in Lakewood, Washington will hold a clinic providing free estate planning documents to veterans of the U.S. armed forces. It’s all about serving those who served....
by Sirena Denbow | May 6, 2014 | Latest News, Social Security
Five Things Social Security Won’t Tell You POTENTIAL BENEFIT CUT: In recent years, the number of people collecting disability benefits has really spiked. Some of the change can be attributed to more women entering the workforce over the past several decades, and...
by Sirena Denbow | Apr 9, 2014 | Disability, Latest News, Laws
Social Security, Disability and Brain Injuries Traumatic brain injury, otherwise known as TBI is an acute injury suffered by the brain. It’s causes can be various but the most common are car accidents, falls and fire arms. TBI injuries can range from mild short...
by Sirena Denbow | Jul 17, 2013 | Latest News, Laws, Social Security
AARP released an editorial and fact sheet this week that examines the proposed budget reduction called “chained CPI.” This federal budget maneuver would tie the “chained” consumer price index (CPI) to Social Security’s cost of living...
