Dec 15, 2019 | Articles, Disability Law, Family Law, Maryland Law
Founded in 1998, the Montgomery County-based law firm of Andalman & Flynn, PC is regularly recognized in the courts and by public opinion for their exceptional legal work in the Maryland and Washington, DC region. In testament to their excellence, four of the...Dec 10, 2019 | Articles, Disability Law, Federal Disability Retirement, Long Term Disability, Maryland State Disability, Social Security Disability
By Elliott Andalman 301.563.6685 Federal Agencies and OPM have created a new obstacle to obtaining approval of your application for FERS disability retirement. To have your application approved, OPM must not only determine that you, the employee, are disabled to...Dec 3, 2019 | Articles, Disability Law, Family Law, Federal Disability Retirement, Maryland State Disability, Social Security Disability
By: Elliott Andalman, Attorney at Law Filing for Federal Disability Retirement is often a long and confusing process. My experience representing individuals seeking federal disability retirement for federal and postal workers is that most workers underestimate the...Nov 25, 2019 | Articles, Disability Law, Employment Law, Personal Injury Law, Social Security Disability
By Peter Casciano, Esq. (301) 244-4523 pcasciano@a-f.net Representing clients on Short-Term Disability (STD) benefits claims is challenging due to the vast array of goals we may be trying to achieve. Some clients would like to use their STD benefits to take a...Nov 25, 2019 | Andalman & Flynn News, Articles, Disability Law, Social Security Disability
As highly respected thought leaders in the legalities surrounding disability benefits claims, Elliott Andalman and Peter Casciano were invited to present to the Elder Law Section of the Montgomery County Bar Association on the topic of Social Security Disability...Nov 5, 2019 | Disability Law, Employment Law, Social Security Disability
By: Elliott Andalman, Attorney at Law Usually, social security disability (SSD) and unemployment benefits serve different populations. Unemployment benefits are paid to people who are willing and able to work but unable to find a job, while social security disability...