VA Disability Claim

Back injuries are some of the most commonly claimed, and commonly denied, disabilities that we see. These back claims may stem from a particular injury in service, or may be due to overuse while in

Throughout the Iraq war and similar conflicts, the US military frequently used burn pits to eliminate toxic and standard waste. While burn pits may have been convenient waste disposal methods at the time, they may

Obtaining Service Connection for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: Stressors Anyone can develop Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder or PTSD; all it requires is a stressor. A stressor is an event that is so traumatic it alters a person’s

Appealing a VA decision can be confusing and difficult. There are many things to consider before you submit your appeal. Here at Berry Law, we look at every aspect of your case before we file

It is common for disabled Veterans to receive monthly compensation for disabilities they have endured because of their time in the service. When they claim a disability through the VA, they will usually get a

As a Veteran, you may be able to receive compensation for any disabilities that you have endured because of your service in the military. Depending on the severity of your disability and the amount of

In the military, you may have been exposed to numerous substances. Some are completely fine, while others are linked to numerous health effects, including some that last the whole of a person's life.  As a

When you file to receive disability benefits from the VA, the waiting period for a decision – either a grant or denial of your claim – can vary. There are multiple factors that can affect the

VA disability benefits are often vital for Veterans to pay for daily needs, maintain a certain standard of comfort, and pay for medical expenses. Disability benefits are typically protected from wage garnishment. However, the VA

Did You Know That You May Be Eligible to Receive Disability Benefits From the VA?  If you are a Veteran suffering from a service-related disability, the department of Veterans affairs (VA) recognizes you as a