“Willful misconduct” can prevent a Veteran from being eligible for VA Service connected disability compensation. As Accredited VA Attorney Chris Attig shows, what is “willful misconduct” is very much open to debate.
Its time to destroy some myths about Diabetes. Accredited VA attorney Chris Attig explains how diabetes its not a disease of fat or obese people, and you don’t have to prove CAUSATION in your VA Diabetes Compensation claim.
Veterans must hold the VA’s “feet to the fire” in the VA Remand Process…I’ll show you how to do it (Includes downloadable templates for Premium Members).
If you served in Iraq or Afghanistan, there is no doubt that you were exposed to particulate matter from the burn pits.
And as I explain in this post, there is something you need to do – right now – in your VA Claim or Appeal.
Here’s how the VA uses your VA disability rates to calculate the amount of money you will be paid each month…hint, it has to do with your VA Impairment rating.
Before you even request a BVA Hearing, have you given serious thought to HOW you want to interact with the BVA?
The VA is the problem – nobody is arguing that. But Veterans are the solution – rather than wait on the VA to fulfill its Duty to Assist, we can change the way we experience the VA Claims Process.
[EXCLUSIVE Annual Member Bonus Video]…..I’m going to spend 38 minutes showing YOU how to pick apart a VA Rating Decision.
4 Types of VA Aid and Attendance Benefits That You May Never Have Heard About.
What do VA Duty to Assist Claims REALLY Get You, Anyway? I’ll show you how the Duty to Assist actually COSTS you time in your VA Claim….then I’ll show you the EASY way to avoid the endless loop of the VA Duty to Assist in your VA Claim…..
How much is enough? Accredited VA Attorney explains how much VA Claims Evidence you need to meet your Burden of Proof.
I’ll show you how the VA Manual M21-1MR can help you beat the VA at their own game!
How to Hire an Attorney For Your VA Claim or Appeal.
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