A Lawyers' Guide to Filing Long-Term Disability Claims and Appeals is for legal advisors of individuals who are filing disability claims or appeals.

The Best Medical Dictionary Designed For Attorneys. Turns medical jargon into plain English that juries can understand.

This 2-volume treatise is the recognized authority on financial, health care, tax, and estate planning for the elderly. Expert analysis explores the continually developing state of the law in this area, and practice notes provide specific guidance, enabling the attorney to proceed with confidence.

This book covers shortcomings in submitted medical records, the types of mistakes adjudicators are most likely to make, where generous allowances are provided claimants, ailments and tests frequently overlooked by treating doctors, and more.

Pre-researched language and up-to-date citations you can import from the disk into your supporting papers. Contains (1) a case update summarizing recent cases, (2) an outline of the law of the last six years, and (3) digests of the regulations, rulings and cases organized by 44 issues.

This popular work walks you step-by-step from interview through Social Security disability hearing and appeal. Loaded with valuable tips and model questions.

National Organization of Social Security Claimants' Representatives. A complete, practical guide on all substantive and procedural aspects of Social Security disability law.

The Federal Veterans Laws, Rules and Regulations (FVLRR) contains Title 38 veterans law, including statutes and regulations, and court rules in a single source.

Find the answers to all your Social Security disability medical test questions in this plain-English guide to more than 500 medical tests frequently encountered in SSA disability determinations. Real-life examples and explanatory drawings accompany many tests.

Veterans Benefit Manual by NVLSP attorneys is the practical guide for the veterans benefits advocate, with critical information to navigate benefits issues.