For their work kicking the Courthouse doors open to Veterans stripped of legal rights, or building the VA Duty to Assist into something that means something, on this #LoveYourLawyerDay, thank an accredited VA attorney.
Proving the stressor in a non-combat VA PTSD Disability claim can be very hard – it’s even harder when the VA won’t ask the JSRRC for help.
I want to line out some basic facts about VA Tort claims – and their Title 38 “cousin”, the Section 1151 claim.
Here’s how it works.
Veterans may be able to service-connect injuries (and their surviving spouses may be able to obtain DIC for a death) caused by treatment in the VA healthcare system.
At the same time, they may also be able to sue the VA doctors or employees that caused the injury under “tort” law.
In this post, I’ll talk about some of the similarities and differences – just the basics – of the so-called VA Tort Claim.
Is the VA Office of General Counsel abusing its power by making frivolous legal arguments that cost the American Taxpayer millions of dollars?
I’ve seen Veterans go ‘ballistic’ when the VA gives them a 0% non compensable rating. Not me….I say you should celebrate. Here’s why….
How to Hire an Attorney For Your VA Claim or Appeal.
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