Most Veterans know that they are eligible for disability benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs, even if they served in the reserves instead of active duty. In fact, Berry Law has represented many reservists who were injured while serving. However, most Veterans don’t realize the VA treats these claims…
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Aug 17, 2018 - Category: CompensationSo you’ve accepted Berry Law Firm as your representative to the VA…What happens now? First and foremost, welcome to our VA practice! Our team is committed to getting you the VA benefits you earned through your faithful service to our country. Things to Remember: You are not a number. We Read the full article…
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