Serving Estates, Workers, and Veterans
Serving Estates, Workers, and Veterans
The process of seeking and appealing for benefits is stressful. Applicants can reduce stress by rescheduling their appeal hearing for a time that works best for them. Far too many applicants forget they have rights. Applicants have a right to…
Health problems that even so slightly impair our ability to communicate or think clearly are burdensome to an appeal. On one hand, you want to bring a strong case. On the other, you are having difficulties describing the facts because…
Unemployed workers are scared, and I know it. Very few people wanted their job to end. For those that quit their job, the process of appealing benefits can be just as difficult. So far, nothing new. However, when the other…
Continuing on with my new series for unemployment tips, I want to address medical records. Medical records for unemployment appeals can impact employees who quit their job and those discharged for employment misconduct. Unemployment Tip # 002 – If an…
Hearing testimony during an unemployment case is very common. In fact, I cannot think of one hearing that did not involve talking to a Judge. In my experience, many of my past Clients seek my help because they get anxiety…