Veterans Disability

Balance issues, vertigo, and dizziness are common afflictions among Veterans, especially combat Vets who were exposed to loud noises, explosive blasts, and other environmental factors that can contribute to the brain and hearing injuries. Unfortunately,

Military sexual trauma (MST) is broadly defined as sexual assault or harassment perpetrated in military service. Unfortunately, this is not uncommon, and many who experience this harm may fail to understand that they can seek

The process of filing a claim can be overwhelming, but lawyers at Berry Law can help veterans navigate the paperwork and legal procedures.

Veterans are exposed to a wide range of potential hazards and dangers when serving in the military.  Unfortunately, approximately half of the extremity trauma experienced in recent conflicts during the Global War on Terror were

Veterans who suffer from a service-connected disability or illness are eligible to receive compensation and benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs. However, the process for approval can take a long time. In the meantime,

Many factors make up VA disability ratings. These factors include pain and discomfort, limitation of ability, and range of motion. In fact, range of motion is the primary factor the VA uses to rate back,

Many Veterans struggle to get the benefits they deserve and have to appeal a claim multiple times to receive any benefits. Though the process can be long and stressful, having a good team like Berry

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

A recent decision by the Court of Appeals of Veteran Claims (“CAVC”) has been selected to have a precedential effect on other cases moving forward. The Court of Appeals of Veteran Claims is the Federal

The VA offers benefits to disabled Veterans for all manner of physical ailments or disabilities, ranging from chronic conditions to paralysis and more. Some Veterans may acquire eye conditions or experience blindness in one or