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For purposes of veterans benefits, absent clear and unmistakable evidence to the contrary, every soldier who enters military service is presumed to be in sound condition. According to 38 U.S.C.S. §1111, . . . every

In the past, the VA did not allow Veterans to receive full military retirement pay and full VA disability compensation benefits after their time of active duty is complete. For some former military service members,

As wars in Afghanistan and Iraq come to an end, soldiers from these war zones are returning home to thankful communities. These men and women, away from their families for long periods of time, strive

One of the most common questions we hear from veterans is: How long will the VA claims appeals process take? The answer depends on several factors, but the bottom line is that a good argument

Dear Attorney John Berry and Perry Pirsch: I am so grateful to you at Berry Law for tolerating my many emails but most of all thank you for seeing the truth behind the smokescreen that

"When I called around to find a VA attorney to handle my case what made the biggest difference for me was that Berry Law were the only attorneys who didn't beat around the bush, the

"If it wasn't for Lorraine, Margie, and the Berry Law's persistence, I would never be at 100%.”  G.O.

Justin did a great job and kept me well informed the duration of court.  Not that I want to have to use them again, but if the situation arose, I would definitely come back. I

In the Army we used to say ”if it ain’t raining, we ain’t training.” Prior to arriving at the University of Nebraska Law School for an attorney panel about advocating for veterans, John Berry got

Veterans applying for Agent Orange related conditions including diabetes mellitus, prostate cancer, ischemic heart disease and Parkinson’s disease are receiving a new letter from the VA that may cause some alarm. This letter asks that