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What Is PTSD?  Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a condition that affects many people in the months and years following a traumatic experience. While trauma can leave a person with unpleasant memories that can stay

You May Be Receiving Benefits From the VA That Are Too Low. If you are a Veteran with a long-term disability, you can receive benefits from the VA. Benefits issued by the VA can vary,

Most people get headaches from time to time, and they can range in severity from a mild throbbing sensation to a debilitating migraine. Severe headaches often cause foggy thought processes, pulsing pain, and sensitivity to

June is PTSD Awareness Month. June 27 was designated as PTSD Awareness Day in 2010. In 2014, the federal government expanded the recognition of this condition that affects many Veterans and designated the entire month

What Is Depleted Uranium? Uranium is a highly radioactive element found in small amounts in many natural materials. Depleted uranium (DU) is a human-made byproduct of uranium created by increasing the levels of the U-235 isotope found in

Was Your Hearing Damaged Or Lost In The Military? One of the inherent risks of military service is to a soldier’s hearing. Whether from the deafening sounds of frontline combat, the noise of engines and

Due to the high physical demands of military service, many Veterans experience knee injuries or dysfunction. When they leave the service, they apply for disability compensation for their knee problems through the VA, only to

Berry Law was recently recognized as the Veterans Appeals Law Firm of the Year (USA) by Lawyers Worldwide Awards as part of their Innovative Lawyer 2021 celebration.  We are honored to receive this award as

What Is Thrombophlebitis?  Thrombophlebitis is a condition that causes inflammation in the leg, eventually leading to a blood clot. The condition can be painful, and swelling is common around the clots caused by thrombophlebitis. Thrombophlebitis

https://youtu.be/YcqRDSHqgPE "How can I Increase my PTSD VA disability rating?" This is a fairly common question that we get. We’re contacted by a Veteran who is rated at, say, 10 or 30% for PTSD. He