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If you’re a Veteran who suffers from migraines, you know they can disrupt daily life and even disable you. Migraines are among the most common service-connected medical conditions Veterans can experience and are typically unpredictable.

Navy veteran turned craftsman Meet Bob Hennings, a Navy veteran turned craftsman, who combines his love for America and faith through woodworking. He calls this endeavor his personal ministry, although he candidly admits that he's

The elective option is an alternative way to resolve your claim under the Camp Lejeune Justice Act. It was announced by the Department of the Navy on April 6, 2023. The elective option has two

Today marks the 22nd anniversary of the September 11th attacks—a day that forever changed the course of American history and deeply impacted countless lives. At Berry Law, we pause to honor the victims, first responders,

Vietnam Veterans were exposed to several toxins during their service. One of the most prevalent toxins, Agent Orange, was sprayed across 10% of the surface area of South Vietnam, where many Veterans were stationed.  This

In the name of research and development, national security, warfighting, and even conventional safety standards, the military has exposed many service members to harmful toxins with repercussions we have only recently begun to understand.  Though

Veterans new to the VA benefits system may be confused by the “disability rating” scale instituted to compartmentalize their healthcare needs. Many Veterans aren’t informed of the broad array of benefits made available to them,

In the VA disability claims process, Veterans often have to proceed through or wait for several key steps before they receive an ultimate answer. One of the most important stages in this process is “preparation

Mental health conditions affect millions of Veterans and are not always static. Mental health disabilities like PTSD, Alzheimer’s disease, and more can change over time. Sometimes, they get better. In other cases, they get worse.

Many Veterans of the Gulf War suffered numerous injuries, illnesses, and disabilities. Additionally, many Veterans emerged with a cluster of strange, apparently disconnected symptoms that defied traditional diagnosis. So-called Gulf War syndrome has become an