- No. 26048 Your Employer Can Lawfully Suspend Making Contributions to your Section 401(k) Pension Plan, But the Employer Is Not Permitted To Deny you the Opportunity To Make Up Missed Contributions while you Were on Active Duty and To Obtain Employer Matches for those Contributions.
- No. 26047 The Military Record Is Wrong about the Dates I Drilled in August 2016.
- No. 26046 Section 4318 of USERRA: State Pension Credit for your Military Service.
- No. 26045 Is the Coast Guard an Armed Force? Yes.
- No. 26044 What Is the Fleet Reserve? Is that the Same as the Navy Reserve?
- No. 26043 Under USERRA, the Right to Reemployment Is Absolute.
- No. 26042 Navigating the Supremacy Clause: How Federal SCRA Preemption Defeats Municipal Property Tax Overreach
- No. 26041 Captain LeRoy Torres Hits a Bump in the Road in his Two-Decade Quest To Enforce USERRA against the State of Texas, But This Case Is Not Over.
- No 26040 Congress Amended the SCRA To Provide Occupational License Portability for Military Spouses, and this Time it Includes Lawyers.
- No. 26039 Vote in the 2026 Mid-Term Election, and Make Sure that your Vote Is Counted. Vote to Honor those who Have Served in the Armed Forces.
- No. 26038 New Federal Employee Can Purchase Federal Retirement Credit for Active-Duty Service Performed before Starting Federal Career.
- No. 26037 USERRA Applies to Multi-Employer Pension Plans.
- No. 26036 ROA Life Member Sues Southwest Airlines for Violating USERRA and Settles for $18.5 Million.
- No. 26035 Under the SCRA, Statutes of Limitations Are Tolled While You Are on Active Duty. What Exactly Does That Mean?
- No. 26034 Yes, the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act Applies to Commissioned Officers in the Public Health Service.
- No. 26033 Section 4311 of USERRA Makes it Unlawful for an Employer To Deny Promotions on the Basis of Military Service. How To Prove a Case.
- No. 26032 Important First Circuit Case about USERRA and discrimination.
- No. 26031 Yes, It is Unlawful for an Employer To Discriminate in Promotions. State Agencies Are Not Exempt.
- No. 26030 How Does the False Claims Act Apply to Service Members?
- No. 26029 The Supreme Court Protects Military and Overseas Voting Rights by Upholding State Authority to Count Timely Cast Absentee Ballots.
- No. 26028 Government Accountability Office Reports on the Effectiveness of DOL-VETS in Enforcing USERRA.
- No. 26027 A USERRA Lawsuit against the City and County of San Francisco Is Settled Favorably.
- No. 26026 Important Federal Circuit Case about USERRA.
- No. 26025 When You Are Injured on Active Duty Because of the Negligence of Someone, You Cannot Sue the Federal Government, But You May Be Able to Sue a Federal Contractor, Under Some Conditions.
- No. 26024 Yes, You Are Entitled to Transitional Health Care “During a War or During a National Emergency.” The Department of Defense Is Wrong.
- No. 26023 Yes, You Are Entitled to Differential Pay under Section 5538 of Title 5 of the United States Code. OPM Must Revise its Guidance.
- No. 26022 Why the Board of Veterans’ Appeals Hearing Docket Should Be the Exception, Not the Default – Chisolm Chisolm & Kilpatrick LTD
- No. 26021 Minesweeping in the U.S. Navy. Everything Old Is New Again.
- No. 26020 Section 4318 of USERRA: You Must Keep Track of your own 5-Year Limit.
- No. 26019 Section 4317 of USERRA: You Have the Right to Continue Your Civilian Health Insurance Coverage While You Are on Active Duty, But Doing So Is Very Expensive and Likely Inadvisable.
- No. 26018 Presentation to the WV Air National Guard about USERRA.
- No. 26017 VA Mailing Disputes: Overcoming the “Presumption of Regularity” – Chisholm Chisholm & Kilpatrick LTD
- No. 26016 USERRA, the FBI, and “Key Positions.” Why Enforcing Reemployment Rights Inside the Intelligence Community Is So Different – Maher Legal Services PC
- No. 26015 Secretary of War Pete Hegseth Issued an Important Memorandum on 3/23/2026. How Does this Affect the Entitlements of National Guard Service Members under USERRA and the SCRA? What about PCA and the UCMJ? What about Federal Military Pay and Retirement?
- No. 26014 The Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Manpower & Reserve Affairs Has Exempted Certain Training Service from the Computation of an Individual’s Five-Year USERRA Limit.
- No. 26013 Now More Than Ever: The Case for Specialized Nominees to the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims, Ten Years On – Chisholm Chisholm & Kilpatrick LTD
- No. 26012 The Dole Act Improved the USERRA Provision for Attorney Fees in MSPB USERRA Cases.
- No. 26011 State Pension Credit for your Military Service. Alabama Is Violating Federal Law.
- No. 26010 Section 4316(c) of USERRA: Special Protection against Discharge after Reemployment.
- No. 26009 The 10 Most Challenging VA Disability Claims: Doctrinal, Evidentiary, and Procedural Barriers – Chisholm Chisholm & Kilpatrick LTD
- No. 26008 A Federal Credential for a Federal Instrumentality: Why the Coast Guard Must Issue PIV-Compliant Identification to Every Coast Guard Auxiliarist – Robert Ditman Law
- No. 26007 Recent USERRA Case regarding the State of Kansas
- No. 26006 Military Absentee Voting in 2026.
- No. 26005 No, you Are Not Eligible for Military Legal Assistance.
- No. 26004 Legislative Reform of Military Criminal Investigative “Titling” Practices – Maher Legal Services PC
- No. 26003 The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act Caps Interest Rates at 6% for PreService Financial Obligations. Does the Cap Apply to Obligations of a Limited Liability Corporation Owned and Operated by a Service Member Entering Active Duty?
- No. 26002 Improve USERRA. Progress Has Been Made, But More Needs To Be Done.
- No. 26001 Understanding Medical Professionals’ Role in VA Disability Adjudication: Independent Medical Examinations, Independent Medical Opinions, and C&P Examinations – Chisholm Chisholm & Kilpatrick LTD
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