Brogan Leads With a Collaborative Vision Mt. Sinai, New York – Robert F. Brogan, CELA, of Brogan Law Group, P.C., Brick, New Jersey, has been elected president of the Special Needs Alliance. A long-time member and past board officer, Brogan brings decades of experience in elder and special-needs law and a deep personal commitment to…

Tampa, Florida – The U.S. House of Representatives recently passed seven separate bills intended to clarify and expand veterans’ benefits. These efforts represent a significant win for veterans, says Tampa veterans benefits attorney David W. Magann. Various House bills focus on specific issues facing veterans. Two bills, the Clear Communication for Veterans Claims Act and…

Tampa, Florida – The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) recently reported that it processed over 2.4 million disability claims in fiscal year 2024. Of those, only 64.2 percent were approved. That means nearly 36 percent of claims were initially denied, leaving tens of thousands of veterans without the benefits they applied for. Veterans’ disability attorney…

Tampa, Florida – In June, the United States Supreme Court ruled 9-0 in favor of disabled veterans seeking combat-related special compensation for disabilities suffered in the line of duty. Experienced Tampa veterans disability attorney David W. Magann supports this decision on behalf of his clients.  The case, Soto v. United States, focuses on the Defense…

Tampa, Florida – Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed three new bills designed to strengthen support for the state’s veteran population, focusing on long-term care access, mental health services, and protections against fraud during the benefits process. With over 1.5 million veterans living in Florida, the legislation aims to address systemic challenges facing those who…

Brandon, Florida – In a continued effort to support veterans and their families, David W. Magann, P.A., a law firm with extensive knowledge of veterans’ law, is highlighting the crucial updates to the Survivors’ Pension rates effective December 1, 2024. This benefit is designed to provide financial assistance to surviving spouses and dependents of wartime…

Tampa, Florida – A new phishing scam is targeting Social Security recipients through emails that appear to come from the Social Security Administration (SSA), cybersecurity researchers warn. The messages prompt recipients to download what looks like their Social Security statement, but the attachment actually installs a remote access tool that gives hackers full control of…

Tampa, Florida – The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) recently announced a series of updates aimed at making it easier for survivors of deceased veterans to receive the benefits they are entitled to. These changes are part of an ongoing effort to address longstanding challenges in how the VA communicates with and supports surviving…

Brandon, Florida – In an era marked by the complexities of post-deployment life, David W. Magann, P.A. stands out as a dedicated advocate for veterans facing the lingering effects of military service. With over 20 years of experience in legal practice, David Magann has committed his career to supporting veterans in their quest for benefits…

Detroit, Michigan – The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has proposed a rule eliminating copays for Whole Health well-being services, a move aimed at improving veterans’ access to care nationwide. The exemption would cover inpatient and outpatient services, including health education, wellness coaching, skill-building programs, and complementary treatments like yoga and meditation. Attorney James Fausone…