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By reading and subscribing to the Veterans Law Blog®, you are not a client of Chris Attig, the law firm of Attig |  Curran | Steel, PLLC, or any law firm or lawyer. The Veterans Law Blog® is not a law firm and we cannot and will never be your attorney(s).

This Veterans Law Blog® is NOT legal advice. It is meant to be educational only – to teach Veterans the general law and procedure of VA Claims and Appeals.

The Veterans Law Blog® is not meant to be legal advice in your VA Claim or Appeal. Any belief that a blog post, a book, ebook or video constitutes legal advice – or creates an attorney-client relationship – is an unreasonable and incorrect belief.

The Veterans Law Blog® is written to educate veterans, their survivors, and the public about the law and procedure of the VA Claims Process and the process of filing a VA Claim or Appeal.

No Blog Post, Video, Book or eBook, or Training Materials can substitute for the legal advice of an accredited veterans benefits Attorney.

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Beyond solidarity and general solicitude with all American Veterans and their dependents battling the VA for delivery of benefits, and beyond a general desire to see every Veteran and Survivor prevail in every claim against the VA, the Veterans Law Blog® is a disinterested party, and does not stand to benefit financially from the successful outcome of any individual claim(s) or appeal(s) for any claimant(s).

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