By Marcari, Russotto, Spencer & Balaban | Published May 31, 2013 | Posted in Uncategorized, Veterans Benefits | Tagged Tags: drug use, PTSD, vet misconduct | Leave a comment
Army Using Drug Use to Dispose of Badly Wounded Vets
This video of a news report from Democracy Now was added to the “related videos” under our YouTube VA Vigilante video. Attorney, Ryan Spencer and I need to get smart on discharge upgrades sooner than later as it appears that the Army is using vets misconduct, such as drug use, to dispose of badly wounded Read More
Read MoreHappy Memorial Day
Thank you to all who have served and have given the ultimate sacrifice! – Legal Team
Read MoreOnslow County Veterans Job Fair from the view point of our law firm
I think the job fair was a great success. Most of the veterans that stopped to speak with us were not only looking for work but needed some form of guidance on their own claim for benefits. We were able to speak with a diverse group of individuals from veterans, dependents and to active duty Read More
Read MoreOnslow County Veterans Job Fair from the view point of the job seeker
The Onslow County Veterans Job Fair was a huge success and it made a big impact on the Jacksonville community both with the veterans and transitioning active duty members. All of the employers who were present representing their respected companies provided great information for the job seekers. The event was swarmed with eager service members Read More
Read MoreCNN Report on New VA Claims. Backlog Misses the Real Problem!
I am a Veterans Disability Benefits Attorney and former Navy JAGC Officer. I just watched Ms. Crowley’s interview of Secretary Eric Shenseki and while grateful to see this important issue brought to light I was dismayed that no one involved discussed the even more enormous problem of Veteran’s Appeals of wrongful decisions regarding their disability Read More
Read MoreVA Researching scandal
USA Today posted an article on March 13, 2013 regarding the Department of Veteran’s Affairs. The article discusses a researcher’s opinion that officials at the VA have been purposely manipulating or hiding data that would support the claims of Veterans from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. He reported his findings last week to a House Read More
Read MoreHappy Veterans Day
We would like to thank all Veterans for their courage, dedication and patriotism. Veterans have always been there to protect our freedoms and to ensure the liberties we enjoy as citizens. Let’s all make an extra effort to show our gratitude not only today but everyday! Please share our sincere gratitude with any and all Read More
Read MoreALM recently named personal injury attorney Don Marcari of Marcari, Russotto, Spencer & Balaban a Top Rated Lawyer for both North Carolina and Virginia.
North Carolina lawyer Don Marcari of has been named by ALM, a leading provider of specialized legal and business news and information, as a Top Rated Lawyer for the states of Virginia and North Carolina. Attorney Marcari achieved placement on this list due to his high peer ratings on LexisNexis® Martindale-Hubbell®. LexisNexis Martindale-Hubbell, the company Read More
Read MoreNorth Carolina Attorney Ryan Spencer Joins Marcari, Russotto, Spencer & Balaban’s Veterans Disability Team
Fayetteville, NC law firm of welcomes Ryan Spencer to the firm’s Veterans Disability team dedicated to representing the legal interests of injured soldiers. Click here to view the article on PRWeb.com.
Read MoreAfter Passage of Landmark Bill, Personal Injury Attorney David Russotto Urges Victims of Camp Lejeune Contaminated Water to Step Forward
The veterans benefits law firm applauds the passage of the Janey Ensminger Act and urge others injured by contaminated water at Camp Lejeune to contact them with any questions. Click here to view the article on PRWeb.com.
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