VA Form 21-8940: It Can Make or Break Your TDIU Claim.
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Is Lay Evidence the missing piece in your VA TDIU Claim?
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The VA’s Duty to Maximize your benefits
The VA Duty to Maximize is just one of the many legal duties the VA owes to Veterans. Setting aside the fact that the VA’s legal duties are treated more like “if-you-cans” than legal obligations, the Duty to Maximize is often overlooked in the VA...
How do I Increase my VA Disability rating?
What is a claim for increased rating? When the VA grants service connection for your service connected disability, it will assign an initial rating. However, medical conditions are rarely static, and will frequently – almost always – get worse. So, when...Featured Products
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