One of the confusing aspects of EEOICPA is how and when do Survivor Benefits apply to surviving family members? Which family members are eligible, or potentially eligible,

I am asked this question a few times each year and continually expand my understanding as to how to make it work.  Most Assisted Living

Occasionally we receive questions about obtaining copies of their medical records, life-time exposure (radiation) records, or seeking employment and job specific information. Below is information

We have been seeing more cases where people file for EEOICPA benefits for Chronic Kidney Disease and Chronic Renal Failure. Here is what you need

We receive frequent inquiries about filing New claims or questions about Denied claims for Hearing Loss. In this blog we discuss our experience and suggestions with

A frequent question I receive is How do I request a new or replacement Medical Benefits ID, insurance card, or the “White Card”? First, to

… there is no more important time for workers, former workers, or surviving family who are navigating the EEOICPA Claims Process to have a professional

Unraveling the mysteries of the EEOICPA claim process when a worker files a claim for cancer(s) that do not meet Special Exposure Cohort criteria. If

For SEC claims where an award has been made for a metastatic bone, metastatic kidney or metastatic lung cancer, the claimant is awarded compensation and