Back Injuries

In the general population, many people suffer from back pain. Unfortunately, back problems are also common in Veterans who suffer service-related disabilities. Complaints of back, neck, and spine pain are usually in the top five

Paratroopers are the American heroes that fall from the skies to commence combat operations, rescue other military personnel, and carry out other key objectives during our nation’s military campaigns. Despite their importance, many paratroopers cannot

Paratrooper units are some of the most storied units in our Nation’s military. However, the rigorous training to earn one’s parachute badge, as well the continued practice and physical training to maintain that qualification subject

Back injuries are some of the most commonly claimed, and commonly denied, disabilities that we see. Our experienced VA disability benefits lawyers handle many cases where Veterans need help figuring out how to appeal a

Veterans who are unable to use a limb due to a service-connected disability are entitled to disability benefits. The disability rating should account for the functional loss suffered by the inability to use the limb.

The way the VA rates back or neck claims tend to result in rather low grants. You can have truly bad back or neck pain, but you may still only be rated at a 0%,

Veterans who are injured in service are entitled to disability benefits for their disabilities. For many Veterans, the intensive work in the military can lead to back or spinal injuries. If you have a spinal