New Federal Disability Forum

Nov. 17, 2007 - PRLog -- Orel Web (http://orelweb.com/) in partnership with Martindale Hubbell is pleased to announce the recent opening of a new forum at Lawyers.com about Federal Disability Retirement. Attorney Robert R. McGill will be now answering questions to federal employees about the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) disability retirement application process and requirements.

Attorney Robert R. McGill specializes in federal and postal disability retirement under CSRS and FERS. He has been successful at all levels of the disability retirement application process -- from the initial submission of applications to the second stage of appeal -- the "request for reconsideration" stage to the final stage of appeal before the MSPB (Merit Systems Protection Board).

Office of Personnel Management (OPM) Disability Retirement is a benefit granted to all Federal Employees who meet the criteria of "Disability". By "Disability", however, it does not mean that you must be completely physically incapacitated; rather, it means that you are no longer able to provide effective service in the "essential elements" of your job. As such, you do not need to be "totally disabled" in order to be eligible for Federal or Postal disability Retirement under FERS or CSRS.

Federal employees are cordially invited to participate in this forum at Martindale-Hubbell's Lawyers.com: http://community.lawyers.com/messageboards/board.asp?mbId... or to ask for a free first-time consultation at http://federaldisabilitylawyer.com/ .

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Robert R. McGill is a leading attorney in the field of federal or OPM disability retirement. Based on Walkersville, Maryland, he has helped many postal and other federal employees from across the nation. Mr. McGill spends 100% of his time in this practice area, achieving a grade of expertise unmatched by other lawyers.

Website: federaldisabilitylawyer.com/