There are nearly 5 million veterans in the United States who have a disability that is directly connected to their service. And while the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has disability benefits available for qualifying veterans, it’s rarely easy to get your claim approved and actually receive the funds. It’s important to understand what happens […]
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In Wisconsin, first offense drunk driving is not a crime. Instead, it results in a citation, similar to a speeding ticket, but with much more serious consequences. These consequences include a fine that totals between $800 – $1100, a mandatory alcohol/drug assessment and follow up treatment classes, potentially an ignition interlock device, and, of most
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As the name implies, the Corporate Transparency Act of 2021 (“CTA”) is intended to crack down on the ability of people and companies, foreign and domestic, to hide their conduct from regulators and law enforcement officials. That goal is laudable and takes a clear step toward a future with less fraud and fewer financial crimes.
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West and Dunn is delighted to introduce Sean P. Griffin as the newest associate attorney at its Waunakee office. A proud graduate of the UW Law School, Sean specializes in civil litigation, municipal law, and criminal law. His expertise includes representing business, municipalities, and property owners in litigation, property disputes, and planning and zoning matters.
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Service connection for lumbar spine disability is one of the most common VA disability claims among veterans. Lumbar spine disability can occur due to a variety of reasons, including injuries, repetitive strain, and degenerative conditions. If you are a veteran seeking disability benefits for lumbar spine disability, it is essential to understand the process of
You arrive home from vacation and see that your next-door neighbor has put up a shed that is partially on your lawn. Or maybe you have decided to sell your home and a survey shows that your fence encroaches on the property next-door. What can you do to resolve this dispute? If you find yourself
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The VA rating schedule for mental health disabilities is an essential tool used by the Department of Veterans Affairs to determine the severity of a veteran’s mental health conditions and to assign appropriate disability compensation. Mental health conditions are becoming increasingly prevalent among veterans, and the VA rating schedule is crucial in ensuring that they
The COVID-19 pandemic had a significant impact on businesses and individuals alike. Businesses have been forced to close their doors, employees have been laid off, and consumers have been unable to purchase goods and services. In the midst of this chaos, many businesses have turned to force majeure clauses in their contracts in an attempt
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Many veterans face a common problem when seeking VA disability benefits – VA finds that they are not credible. Most often, this unfavorable finding shows up in a decision from the Board of Veterans’ Appeals stating, “the Board finds the veteran’s statements are not credible.” In addition to the surprise of receiving such a decision,
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