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Latest Blogs:
  Federal and Postal Disability Retirement: The Frustrating Process
07/29/2010 by Federal Lawyer
As with most administrative dealings with the government (Federal, State or local), the process itself is a frustrating one. Filing for Federal Disability Retirement benefits under FERS or CSRS [...]
  Early Retirement for Disabled Federal Workers: The Percentage Language Game
07/28/2010 by Federal Lawyer
To the question: "What medical disabilities do you have," is often the response in terms of a percentage language game: "The VA has given me a ____"; "My doctor rated me at____". [...]
  OPM Disability Retirement: A Different Language Game
07/27/2010 by Federal Lawyer
Wittgenstein was a philosopher who is well-known for his discussion about different "language games". In preparing a Federal Disability Retirement application under FERS or CSRS, [...]

 

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Welcome
You are invited to read the articles I have recently written concerning various aspects of the federal disability retirement process in the FedSmith, MyFederalRetirement.com, Postal Reporter, or visit my new blog on Federal Administrative Law at Lexis Nexis' Lawyers.com. new.
Then,call me for a free telephone consultation to discuss the specifics of your case:
1-800-990-7932

I am an attorney who specializes in Federal and Postal disability retirement law under CSRS and FERS. I have been successful at all levels of the Disability Retirement Application process -- from the initial submission of the applications; to the Second Stage of appeal -- the "Request for Reconsideration" Stage; to the final stage of appeal, before the Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB).

OPM Disability Retirement is a benefit granted to all Federal Employees who meet the criteria of "Disability". By "Disability", however, it does not mean that you must be completely physically incapacitated; rather, it means that you are no longer able to provide effective service in the essential elements of your job. As such, you do not need to be "totally disabled" in order to be eligible for Federal or Postal disability Retirement under FERS or CSRS.

The Office of Personnel Management carefully reviews all applications for Federal Disability Retirement. It is a benefit which should be looked at as an entitlement and an investment. Consequently, any OPM Federal Employee intending to file for Disability Retirement should seek the advice and counsel of an experienced attorney.

If any Federal employee is contemplating filing for OPM disability retirement, he or she should contact me at 1-800-990-7932. You may also E-mail me at  federal.lawyer@yahoo.com.

Thank you.


Robert R. McGill, Esquire

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