On July 29, 2020, Berry Law hosted a webinar to teach how business owners and Veterans can convert lessons from combat to enable their business to go on offense, even during difficult times. Business leaders can also learn to build a culture that becomes stronger and more determined when faced with challenges, and to apply warrior ethos to attract better clients and increase performance.
Veterans disability compensation claims under presumptive provisions for service connection tend to be complex, misunderstood, and improperly developed. VA reviewers frequently misapply the presumptions, and medical examinations and opinions obtained by VA often miss the point. It’s important, therefore, that representatives possess high-level knowledge and detailed understanding of the legal landscape applicable to VA disability claims by veterans exposed to the harms of the Persian Gulf, Vietnam War Era, ionizing radiation, those with chronic illnesses, and veterans with specially recognized PTSD stressor events.
This intermediate-to-advanced-level 3.0 CLE hour course is intended for VA-accredited attorneys and non-attorney agents who already have basic knowledge of rules for service connection. The course provides detailed review of recent developments in the law—including the PACT Act—and practical tips, strategies, and tools for developing and arguing persuasive claims and appeals for the most common presumptive issues at the administrative and judicial levels. Attendees will also learn to spot and respond to VA’s most common mistakes in decided presumptive claims.
On July 29, 2020, Berry Law hosted a webinar to teach how business owners and Veterans can convert lessons from combat to enable their business to go on offense, even during difficult times. Business leaders can also learn to build a culture that becomes stronger and more determined when faced with challenges, and to apply warrior ethos to attract better clients and increase performance.
On June 3, 2020, Berry Law hosted a webinar to discuss the impact of COVID-19 on Veterans and their families. Topics included: how coronavirus has disproportionately affected Veterans, the effects of social distancing on mental health among Veteran families, the impacts of VA restrictions on Veteran well-being, and economic consequences for Veterans.
