
TDIU Ratings for Veterans with TMJ Disorders
The temporomandibular joints (TMJ) are the two joints connecting the jawbone to the skull and the associated jaw muscles. TMJ disorders can cause pain around the jaw area, difficulty (more…)
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Though Friedman Disability has experience representing disabled veterans in claims for service-connected compensation for numerous types of physical, mental, and cognitive impairments, below are the types of claims in which we most often provide representation.
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Please review any of our recent victory blog posts detailing cases we have won for veterans seeking TDIU ratings or 100 percent schedular disability ratings, all on a permanent and total (P&T) basis.
The temporomandibular joints (TMJ) are the two joints connecting the jawbone to the skull and the associated jaw muscles. TMJ disorders can cause pain around the jaw area, difficulty (more…)
As the United States partially reopens despite continued spread of the coronavirus, schools, businesses, and other gathering places are struggling to provide adequate (more…)
Tinnitus, or persistent ringing in the ears, can be caused by exposure to loud noises that damage the inner ear. This is why tinnitus is so common in veterans, who routinely work in close proximity to gunfire, explosives, jet engines, and other (more…)