FAQs
What types of VA disability benefits do you handle?
Representing veterans across the United States as an accredited VA attorney, I advocate for veterans seeking VA disability compensation at every stage of the claims and appeals process, including proceedings before VA Regional Offices, the Board of Veterans’ Appeals, and the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims. Through strategic advocacy and a thorough understanding of veterans law, I work to maximize the benefits my clients have earned through their military service.
How much do you charge?
This is a virtual law firm and appointments by telephone can be made at any time. In-person appointments have to be made by reservation within Maryland since this is a virtual law firm.
I can handle veterans disability benefits and appeals in all 50 states as well as all U.S. territories.
Can you represent me outside Maryland for VA disability benefits?
Can you represent me outside of Maryland for personal injury cases?
No. My personal injury practice is limited to matters arising from accidents and injuries that occur within Maryland.
What type of personal injury cases do you handle?
Motor vehicle accidents, medical malpractice, product liability, wrongful death, and workplace accidents.
How do I book an appointment?
Can you represent me outside of Maryland for Social Security disability benefits?
Yes, I can handle Social Security disability claims in all 50 states as well as all U.S. territories.
Generally, my representation is on a contingency basis, meaning that I do not get paid unless you get paid. During your consultation, I will explain the applicable fee structure and answer any questions you may have regarding costs and fees.
Mailing Address
8850 Stanford Blvd Ste 2900 #13
Columbia, MD 21045
(this is a virtual law firm)
(443) 783-9928
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