Veterans Law
At Grimes Teich Anderson, we proudly serve veterans and their families, nationwide, who have bravely served our country. Our Veterans Law practice includes the following areas, please click on a link in one of the following areas and you will be directed to that specific page:
- Veterans’ Disability Compensation
- Benefits for Dependents
- VA Healthcare, Education, and Rehabilitation
- VA debt collection
- Military Discharge Upgrades
- USERRA and FMLA Protections for Service Members
- Assistance with Veteran-Owned Businesses
Although many veterans do successfully navigate the VA and other federal systems on their own, there are many times when retaining an attorney could result in a more favorable result to the veteran. Each year thousands of veterans have their claims evaluated incompletely or incorrectly, leading to under-valued or denied claims. At Grimes Teich Anderson, LLP, our understanding of the statutes, rules, regulations, and case law helps our attorneys persuade the VA, other federal agencies, and the court if necessary, what the proper elements of each claim are and how they are met.
Our deep and personal experience of military service, service-connected disabilities, and the effect these disabilities have upon the veteran and his or her family enables us to recognize support for a claim and mitigate contrary evidence. We know why veterans do not go to sick-call at the first sign of an injury. We know why service members often prefer to soldier-through a disability as opposed to seeking help. We know that veterans are often reluctant to air their losses or discuss tragic experiences and often turn to self-medication instead of seeking mental health treatment. We know the soldier-side of VA healthcare and benefits intimately.
Our Veterans Affairs attorneys can help assist you in receiving a proper evaluation by the VA and other federal agencies and, if necessary, before the courts, including the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims (CAVC) and the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.
Free ConsultationIf you are a veteran of military service anywhere in the United States and have an issue with any of the above listed veterans law areas, including a denial of a claim for VA disability compensation, think you have been given an inappropriately low disability rating, or are unsure about a potential claim, contact Grimes Teich Anderson, LLP, and ask for your free consultation to speak with a veterans’ disability compensation attorney.
Helpful LinksFiling Initial Claims
- Disabled American Veterans
- State Veterans Affairs Offices
- VA eBenefits
- Veterans of Foreign Wars
- The American Legion
- Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America
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