
State of the EEOICPA Claims Process – March 2023
… there is no more important time for workers, former workers, or surviving family who are navigating the EEOICPA Claims Process to have a professional
… 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
I frequently receive questions requesting additional background on how claims for various cancers are adjudicated, and “why and where” Special Exposure Cohort rules apply. Fundamentally,
From conversations I have had over the years with clients, and in working with representatives from the major Home Care Providers, I’ve developed a set
… there is no more important time for workers, former workers, or surviving family who are navigating the EEOICPA Claims Process to have a professional
Part E of the EEOICPA allows an eligible Spouse (or eligible Surviving Child) to file a claim for Survivor Benefits when a worker passes and
Have you wondered if you can apply for EEOICPA benefits on behalf of a deceased spouse or parent? A claim by a surviving family member
Find out if you need a lawyer to claim EEOICPA benefits or if you can do it on your own. As you sort through the
You need to understand the role of an EEOICPA advocate and why you need one before you fill out any paperwork. Do you know the
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