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Medical Retirement from Federal Employment: The cadence of coherence

Posted onAugust 11, 2016AuthorFederal Disability Retirement AttorneyLeave a comment

There is truth, then the ring of truth. The former may extract a pound of flesh or a quart of blood from the reader, yet allow the subtle entrapment quietly releasing the cornered soul merely by being unpersuasive. The latter, despite often lacking in some essential details, will nevertheless engulf the audience, whether intended or indirect and unaware, into a comatose purring of half-conscious slumber, where acceptance of an argument because of a danger of violating the pleasantry of the moment is more important than embracing the facts themselves. […] Read More …

FERS & CSRS Disability Retirement: Bringing in the HazMat Team

Posted onAugust 3, 2015AuthorFederal Disability Retirement Attorney2 Comments

The surreal scene makes for eerie production spots for Science Fiction movies and end-of-world stories of apocalyptic tales — of men in white suits and bubble masks with breathing apparatus combing the countryside. But it is merely a spillage of hazardous material, and a team of men and women who specialize in cleaning the toxic chemicals was called in to manage, contain and clean. […] Read More …

OPM Medical Retirement Laws: Confirmation and Affirmation

Posted onJune 6, 2015AuthorFederal Disability Retirement Attorney3 Comments

The former is both a religious sacrament in Church doctrine, as well as a state of establishing that something is true or correct; the latter, an act or statement of support for that which was previously thought to be so. Both imply a previous state of foreknowledge, or at least an indication of some prior existence of validity; it merely needed a further stamp of approval or attestation of verification. […] Read More …

Federal Employee Medical Retirement System: Smiley, Ace of Hides

Posted onJanuary 27, 2015AuthorFederal Disability Retirement AttorneyLeave a comment

Similarity of consonant alliteration can evoke and prompt collateral thoughts and memories; likewise, phrases which sound somewhat familiar, yet distinctively remain apart. Historically, spies were the masters of subterfuge, of appearing as that which they are not. Then, of course, there is the complexity of the “double agent”, where the appearance is twofold in concealment: acting with apparent fealty to one source, pretending to be diabolically loyal to a second, when in fact reverting back to the first; and the potential play […]
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