Veterans Claims

Gulf War Veterans face unique health challenges due to exposures and conditions during service. The VA recognizes a variety of presumptive conditions related to Gulf War Syndrome, environmental hazards, and toxic exposures. Understanding VA disability

One of the most critical aspects of a VA disability claim is proving a service connection between your condition and your military service. Without this connection, the VA may deny your claim, leaving you without

Knee injuries can significantly impact Veterans’ mobility and quality of life. Maximizing your VA disability rating for these injuries requires understanding the VA’s rating system, properly filing claims, and appealing low ratings when necessary.  VA’s

A VA DBQ (Disability Benefits Questionnaire) is not required for all VA disability claims, but it can be a valuable tool to strengthen a claim. A DBQ provides detailed medical information about a Veteran's condition

A DBQ is a form that helps Veterans provide medical evidence to support their VA disability claims. It allows a medical professional to document a Veteran’s condition in detail, focusing on the specific information required

A torn rotator cuff is a common injury among Veterans, often caused by repetitive motions or trauma during service. Establishing a service connection is critical to securing VA disability compensation. To build a strong claim,

Navigating the VA disability claims process can be overwhelming. Many Veterans face delays, low disability ratings, or outright denials. Hiring a VA disability lawyer can significantly increase your chances of securing the full benefits you

If your VA disability claim has been denied or rated lower than you believe it should be, you’re not alone. Thousands of Veterans face denials each year, but the appeals process offers a way to

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has announced a review of a potential link between PFAS exposure and kidney cancer. This review aims to determine if there is a connection between the substances and the

Veterans who were exposed to burn pits during their military service and developed health problems as a result may be eligible for disability benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). In August 2022, the