For many veterans, getting a good night’s sleep can be a constant struggle. Snoring, gasping for air, and waking up exhausted are more than just signs of aging, they can point to sleep apnea, a serious medical condition that can also qualify for VA disability benefits. At Marc Whitehead & Associates, we help veterans across …
Veterans Disability Category
Common Reasons VA Disability Claims Are Reduced or Terminated
Winning your VA disability claim is a major victory — but it’s not always the end of the story. Many veterans are surprised to learn that the VA can review, reduce, or even terminate disability benefits under certain circumstances. Knowing the warning signs and understanding your rights can help you protect the benefits you’ve earned. …
Can I Work and Still Receive VA Disability Benefits?
Many veterans who receive VA disability benefits ask an important question: “Can I still work and keep my VA compensation?” The answer depends on a few key factors, including your disability rating, the type of benefits you receive, and the nature of the work you’re considering. Let’s break it down. VA Disability Compensation vs. VA …
Private Disability Insurance
Bad Faith and Breach of Contract in Private Disability Insurance Claims If your insurance provider has unfairly denied your claim for disability coverage, don’t assume you can handle the problem yourself. Getting a knowledgeable attorney involved as early as possible is critical to giving yourself the best chance of overturning the denial. From the initial …
What are the Chances of Winning Your Long-Term Disability Appeal or Litigation?
The chances of winning your long-term disability appeal or litigation depend on several factors, but there are two that prove most crucial. The first is the amount of solid evidence submitted, and the second is the quality of your legal representation. While it is possible to file an appeal on your own, the process is …
Executive Disability
The purchase of an executive disability insurance policy is one of the most important parts of a secure financial plan for high salaried professionals. Individual disability income insurance (IDI) is costly, and is actively marketed to corporate executives, financial analysts, sales executives, physicians, dentists, architects, stock brokers, attorneys and others who seek financial security and …