Veterans Claims

Gathering sufficient evidence for the VA to approve your VA disability claim can be tough, especially if your injuries or disabilities began after being honorably discharged.  VA lay statements are some of the most important

Knee pain is one of the most common service-related conditions that Veterans receive benefits for. However, knee pain is often accompanied by other illnesses or chronic conditions. These secondary conditions may entitle you to additional

Many Veterans are confused when they file a VA claim and are denied of veterans' benefits. However, we often see Veterans making the same mistakes that lead to a denial of their VA claim. When

PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) is a long-term mental health condition that affects people who have witnessed or experienced a traumatic event. PTSD symptoms can be debilitating to the mind, and ultimately devastating to your quality

Many Veterans contact our firm to see if we can help them appeal their VA claim. One of the first questions we ask is, “What was the date of your last rating decision?” For some

You've been waiting for months to qualify for VA disability benefits, and then you get the news: the VA has denied your claim. The VA denies around 30% of disability claims each year. It can

There is an inherent risk that goes along with serving in any branch of the military.  However, Army Veterans may be more likely to develop specific disabilities related to their working conditions. This article will

By Seth Chambers (Marine Veteran, Veterans Advocate, and Former VA Employee) One of the more common reasons for denials of musculoskeletal claims is a lack of evidence of the disability/injury occurring in service.  Any time

While Sailors find themselves in many different roles all over the world, from the construction-related hazards experienced by Seabees to the cramped quarters endured by the Silent Service, there are common Navy disabilities and injuries

Currently three types of temporary 100% disability ratings are available for veterans: hospitalization, convalescent, and pre-stabilization, according to the United States Department of Veteran’s Affairs (VA). Depending on your situation, you may be entitled to