Veterans Law
Most veterans usually start pursuing disability benefits in the presence of strong economic incentives, such as recently losing a job, […]
Read MoreThis post will try to briefly explain the two most common and helpful forms of supporting evidence, Lay Evidence and […]
Read MoreMilitary service members often suffer injuries while serving our country. When a medical condition develops that a physician believes will […]
Read MoreMost disabilities stemming from injuries or illnesses accrued or aggravated while in military service are compensable under the VA’s disability […]
Read MoreThe fact that a Veteran may have broken the law since he or she has left the military does not […]
Read MoreIn pursuing VA veteran disability benefits, the Special Rules for Combat Veterans Law (38 USC § 1154) provides combat veterans […]
Read MoreThe Presumption of Sound Condition is a powerful doctrine when used appropriately. It can force the VA to accept that […]
Read MoreSometimes a Veteran may be entitled to a higher disability rating than is contemplated in the Schedule for Rating Disabilities […]
Read MoreVA Disability Benefits are reserved for ill or injured veterans who served our great nation. Because of veterans’ sacrifices, special […]
Read MoreA VA disability rater cannot consider the positive effects of current medication when rating a disability if the applicable diagnostic […]
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