VA Disability Attorney Chris Attig discusses how the VA should compute Effective Dates for Vietnam Veterans with Ischemic Heart Disease and other claims related to the Nehmer cases & rulings.
When I talk to the Surviving Spouse’s of Veterans about VA Accrued Benefits Claim, I am shocked to know how many are not aware of this VA benefit.
Veterans Court cases are the blueprint to improving our VA claims. In today’s post, I am going to show you how one case identifies 2 great ways that you can improve your VA Disability Claim Evidence.
Whether it is “in-depth” information, or basic information for Veterans that just don’t know the ins-and-outs of Agent Orange diabetes claims, the Veterans Law Blog shares what others want to keep secret.
When a single judge at the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims issues a decision that does not yield the right result in your VA Compensation Claims, can you get a “second bite at the apple”?
Another 225+ posts added to the Veterans Law Blog in 2015…..
….here are the 2015 Facebook Fan Awards….the 10 Most Shared VA Disability Claims Posts on the Veterans Law Blog
Celebratory Gunfire kills – this holiday, leave your guns and rifles at home and celebrate with something less deadly.
Can a Line of Duty investigation by the military affect your Veterans Benefits Eligibility?
Proving Service Connection in your VA Disability Claim can often feel like building the Tower of Babel….
VA Disability Compensation attorney Chris Attig discusses one tactic the VA uses in and informal VA Claim to keep Veterans from getting the earliest Effective Date that the law allows.
Will a DRO review get you a faster – or better – outcome when you appeal a bad VA Ratings Decision? I’ll discuss the pros and cons in this post…
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