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From big budget Hollywood movies to Sports Center, public awareness about brain trauma is growing. In general, active duty military personnel are more likely to suffer concussions than their civilian peers. Military members often participate

Veterans who are currently dealing with disabilities related to their time in service are entitled to disability compensation from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Often, these disabilities are the result of military work and

Type 2 diabetes, also known as adult-onset diabetes, is the most common form of diabetes in US. Most people think of obesity as the main cause of type 2 diabetes, which is technically true. However,

Veterans are entitled to disability benefits for any injury or disability that was a result of service. However, many Veterans don’t understand what disabilities or injuries are the result of service and what disabilities can

Soft tissue sarcoma is a serious health concern for Veterans who were exposed to Agent Orange during their service. By understanding the connection between this rare cancer and Agent Orange exposure, as well as the

Serving in the United States Army comes with inherent risks, and Army Veterans may be more likely to develop specific disabilities related to their unique working conditions and experiences. These disabilities can range from physical

Veterans who served in Vietnam, the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), and near the perimeters of US military bases in Thailand may have been exposed to Agent Orange. Agent Orange is a herbicide that was used

The VA claims process can be very complicated.  Some Veterans can submit a claim and the claim will be granted right away.  That Veteran might have a friend who submits a similar claim and his/her

Berry Law is America's Veterans Law Firm.  Founded by Vietnam Veteran John Stevens Berry, Sr., and managed by Iraq Veteran John S. Berry, , the firm has deeply entrenched military roots stretching across the country.

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) recognizes all forms of clinical depression as potential service-connected disabilities. As such, Veterans dealing with depression are eligible for VA disability benefits. The VA knows that due to