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Every third Friday the Medical Examining Board will issue decisions on behalf of the Retirement Services Division and State Employees Retirement Commission. They will release a list of [...]

The attached link is a great article starting on page 14 regarding the discovery process in Long-Term Disability ERISA governed cases. Insurance Companies can limit discovery and the addition of [...]

Fed Scoop – Ron Thompson, executive director of IT infrastructure and operations for the Department of Health and Human Services, will become the leading adviser to Chief Information [...]

Military Times – A diverse group of organizations has filed briefs urging the Supreme Court to hear the case of a military child whose medical malpractice suit was dismissed because her [...]

NPR – New Year’s day 2016 is the deadline for two ambitious goals set at the Department of Veterans Affairs — ending the backlog of disability claims and reaching zero homeless [...]

PRWeb.com – On November 21, 2015, Hill and Ponton announced that Retired Brigadier General Richard (Gregg) Maxon is now Of Counsel to Hill & Ponton. His focus will be as a subject area [...]

The New York Times – Congress on Friday passed a bill requiring the Departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs to study the long-term effects of combat on the mental health of veterans — a [...]

Tampa Bay Times – The Department of Veterans Affairs says it will take at least a year to formulate regulations enabling Camp Lejeune veterans to receive automatic benefits for any of eight [...]

The Washington Post – To mark the end of Sexual Assault Awareness Month in April, the 188th Infantry Brigade held a potluck luncheon here at the largest Army installation east of the [...]

NPR – In 2008, Army Reserve Capt. LeRoy Torres returned home to Robstown, Texas, after a tour in Iraq. He went back to work as a state trooper with the Texas Highway Patrol. Torres was a [...]