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• New York, 2010

• State University of New York, Buffalo School of Law, Buffalo, New York, 2009J.D.

• Hamberger & Weiss limits its practice to the representation of workers' insurance carriers and self-insured employers in the defense of workers' compensation and Workers' Compensation Law Section 120 discrimination claims and related matters.

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The Army will let you fill out a convelesant leave form that will enable you to pick that date that you want to go home for chistmas on a set maximum allotted amount of time. I don't know how much time they will let you to go home for. In the 80's when I was in the Service, they me go for 1 and a half weeks only because I was still in AIT. AIT is the next day after 3 months of Basic Training. And AIT last for another 2 and a half months. So, just try it (the leave form) and see what happens. You could also quit the Army and rejoin after Christmas. You could also do this, and that is: Call home get your family to write you a letter that someone got so serious sick or even died. You then show your Platoon Sgt the letter and as he or she is reading the letter, say in a dreary voice that, "I have to go home for the funeral Sgt". And he has to let you go. And on emergency situations they have to give you 30 day leave. It's the law.

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I'm 22 years old. I have always been know by my First Name- Victor. and my Dad's (Last Name) but on my California Birth Certificate, next to last name, it has always said my Dad's Last name - my Mom's Last name, together. (Btw, My parents never got married)...So when I was born, the Social Security Administration issued my mom my SSN card with my First Name and Dad's Last Name (without my Mom's Last Name)...So through out school and everything before my 18th birthday, I was known only known as Victor (dad's last name)...BUT...After my 18th b-day, when I got my first California Identification Card, my two last names are now shown together (Dad's Last Name - Mom's Last Name)...Then, a couple of months after that, I had to get a new SSN card and when I got the new one both last names together are also shown!...All I ever wanted was to have my regular basic name that I have always been known with- Victor (my Dad's Last Name) to be used in everything for my entire life and now everywhere I go, I have to put and be called by my 2 last names and it gets tired and annoying and I want know what to do and where to go. The SS Admin. told me that I need to go to the city I was born in California to fix that but it's way too far and I don't drive...What do I do then?...I wanna fix this right now and not later in life. Thank you all for your help..

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