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A VA DBQ (Disability Benefits Questionnaire) is not required for all VA disability claims, but it can be a valuable tool to strengthen a claim. A DBQ provides detailed medical information about a Veteran's condition

Berry Law recently honored Second Lieutenant Nate Whisler, whose life exemplifies service, sacrifice, and unwavering dedication to both country and community during a Mission Service presentation at a Creighton men’s basketball game.  A Distinguished Military

A DBQ is a form that helps Veterans provide medical evidence to support their VA disability claims. It allows a medical professional to document a Veteran’s condition in detail, focusing on the specific information required

A torn rotator cuff is a common injury among Veterans, often caused by repetitive motions or trauma during service. Establishing a service connection is critical to securing VA disability compensation. To build a strong claim,

Navigating the VA disability claims process can be overwhelming. Many Veterans face delays, low disability ratings, or outright denials. Hiring a VA disability lawyer can significantly increase your chances of securing the full benefits you

Shoulder injuries are a frequent issue for Veterans, often caused by repetitive stress or traumatic events during service. Understanding how the VA rates these injuries is essential to receiving the proper disability compensation. The VA

Filing a VA disability claim can be a complex and frustrating process. Many Veterans struggle with denied claims, low disability ratings, or prolonged wait times. Hiring a Veterans disability attorney can make all the difference

Are you a Veteran receiving both VA disability benefits and military retirement pay? Understanding the nuances of the Cost of Living Adjustments (COLA) for each can be crucial for maximizing your benefits. This is doubly

Navigating the world of VA benefits can be complex, especially with evolving programs and resources. This comprehensive Veterans Benefits Guide provides an overview of essential VA benefits, from healthcare and financial support to education and

Veterans who receive a 100% disability rating from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) qualify for a range of benefits that can support their financial, medical, and educational needs. Reaching a 100% rating can be