Law Office of John E. Dunlap

10/31/2024

PSA. Law Office of John E. Dunlap is closed today due to power outage in our building.

This means the phones are offline too so please email us. Thank you!

10/03/2024

Today, millions of retirees will receive their maximum Social Security payment of up to $4,873 if they meet all retirement requirements and make Social Security contributions based on the maximum taxable earnings for the last 35 years.

Today, millions of retirees will receive their maximum Social Security payment of up to $4,873 if they meet all retirement requirements and make Social

09/30/2024

New Rule Changes

The Social Security Fairness Act, a legislative measure aiming to amend Social Security, is gaining traction in Congress

08/06/2024

Let us help you file for Social Security Disability.

While Social Security's cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) may represent a significant improvement over the past thirty years or more, most retirees are likely

03/27/2023

Shocking report that doctors on CIGNA payroll are rejecting claims without even reading them. Even more saddening is that only 5% of these claims are appealed.

If you've been denied on a Long Term Disability claim, call our office now and request a consultation. 901-320-1603

Internal documents and former company executives reveal how Cigna doctors reject patients’ claims without opening their files. “We literally click and submit,” one former company doctor said.

01/04/2022

Social Security Recipients are due for a 5.9% raise in benefits. Are you considering applying? Let us help!

The common wisdom about Social Security benefit increases may be wrong.

06/02/2021

Our Phone lines and Internet are currently down. Comcast estimates they will be back up by 5pm. Sorry for the inconvenience.

04/06/2021

News Update: Appeals court refuses to stop evictions in West Tennessee, including Memphis.

Are you facing eviction? Call us today for a free strategy session to learn about your options.

Read more: https://dailymemphian.com/article/20991/appeals-court-refuses-to-stop-evictions-in-west-tennessee

The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals has denied the government’s request for an emergency, temporary halt to a Memphis-based ruling that allows evictions in West Tennessee.