EODs and VA Disability Compensation | Veterans Disability Attorneys
EODs and VA Disability Compensation | Veterans Disability Attorneys
Veterans who served on EOD teams are often exposed to very stressful situations. Any person on an EOD team could be dealing with a variety of different physical or mental disabilities that were caused by service. In this video, Berry Law Veterans advocates Dave Ossian (Marine Corps Veteran) and Patrick Smith (Navy Veteran) discuss some possible disabilities that Veterans who were exposed to EODs may have. If you were on an EOD team and applied for disability benefits but were denied, Berry Law can help you appeal. Contact Berry Law today to schedule a free case evaluation.
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