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- We Represent Veterans Nationwide
- We Don’t Get Paid Unless We Win
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- Our Team Features Officers and Former Enlisted Personnel
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Did the VA Deny Your Disability Benefits Claim?
How long does the VA Appeals process take?
Too often the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) denies claims because it misses the link between a veteran's current disability and past military service. Our Veterans disability lawyers work with you to gather and present the evidence and legal arguments needed for the VA to make the correct decision.
We provide:
- Battle-hardened experience, knowledge and dedication.
- Decades of experience in veterans' disability law.
- A record of winning appeals before VA regional offices, the Board of Veterans' Appeals, and the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans' Claims.
Veterans Serving Veterans 
Meet Our Team
We founded our firm in 1965. Firm founder John S. Berry Sr. is a Vietnam War veteran and Bronze Star recipient. John S. Berry Jr. served as a company commander in Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom and as a platoon leader in Operation Joint Forge in Bosnia... read more
John S. Berry, Sr.
Attorney & Veteran
John S. Berry, Jr.
Attorney & Veteran
Testimonials from Veterans
Hear Our Clients' Stories
Meet Chet
“Having the ability to go talk to a fellow veteran that will be able to represent me and has been where I’ve been – has literally walked the streets in Iraq that I walked – and now is able to convey the message that I need to convey, on my behalf, is critical.” - Chet Bennetts, Iraq War Veteran
Do You Disagree with Your Disability Rating?
How can I increase my PTSD Disability Rating?
Your service-connected disability rating should reflect your decreased ability to earn a living. The more severe your disability, the more compensation you deserve.
We will:
- Make sound legal arguments and provide you the best opportunites for success.
- Thoroughly review and research all records that support your claim.
- Ensure the VA understands the severity of your condition.
What Is Your Disability?
We help veterans appeal a wide range of physical and mental disability claims. We seek benefits for veterans with:
Resources to Help You Fight The Next Battle
Resources to Help You Fight The Next Battle
John S. Berry's guide to veterans' disability claims takes readers from the trenches of war to the battle for disability compensation at home. Within these pages, he uses his experience as both a veteran and an attorney to map out a detailed plan to filing and appealing claims with the Veterans Administration.
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Veterans Serving the Community 
We support military and veteran organizations such as the Nebraska National Guard Museum in Seward, Nebraska. Berry Law Firm sponsors new displays at the museum, and the Run to St. Lo, a race memorializing the 44 WWII Nebraska National Guard soldiers killed liberating St. Lo, France. Berry Law was also recognized by the Office of the Secretary of Defense as a patriotic employer for contributing to national security and the protection of liberty and freedom by supporting employee participation in America’s National Guard and Reserve Forces.
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