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In the realm of Veterans' affairs, questions we hear frequently are, "Do I qualify for presumptive service connection?" or “Why did my friend (or family member) receive service connection for this condition when I didn’t?”

https://youtu.be/ZagM6X8OsUw Immediately after veterans agree to hire us, we send them a welcome packet and forms that allow us to begin representation. Shortly after the veteran receives our welcome packet, one of our attorneys will

In most cases, the VA only grants disability benefits to Veterans who can verify the connection between their disability and their military service. To qualify for benefits, most Veterans will need to prove to the

If you’re seriously injured in the military while on active duty, you’ll be examined by the physical evaluation board (PEB). The PEB’s analysis of your injury and your ability to work can significantly impact your

Many disabled Veterans receive Social Security Disability benefits or VA disability compensation, but not both. They might mistakenly think that they have to pick between either program. In truth, you could potentially take advantage of

Why Does It Take So Long to Settle a VA Disability Claim? Two of the most frequently asked questions we get are “How can I get my claims processed faster?” and “Why is the VA

Many Veterans experience traumatic events or intense injuries because of their time in the military. Unfortunately, some Veterans use alcoholism or drug addiction as self-medication, which can lead to long-term negative side effects and chronic

Did you know the VA is not only required to adjudicate the disability compensation claims a veteran expressly raised – such as a claim for hearing loss – but is also required to adjudicate any

Understanding the VA Combined Ratings Table Have you ever received a backpay award that was a lot less than you thought it was going to be? Have you ever believed you would receive a backpay

Unlike a lot of other mental health disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder (or PTSD), can manifest months or even years after a veteran leaves service. Sometimes, those signs can be subtle and become more disabling as