What Are Secondary Service-Connected Disabilities and How to Prove Them
Learn about secondary service-connected disabilities, how to prove them, and how a veterans benefits attorney can help your VA claim.
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How the Government Shutdown Continues to Affect Veterans’ Claims
Although the recent federal government shutdown has ended, veterans who rely on the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to process disability claims, appeals, and benefits may still feel the effects. Many government programs are now in the process of returning to normal operations, but backlogs and staffing gaps could continue to slow progress. In […] Continue Reading
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Ten Mistakes Veterans Make in Their VA Disability Claims and How to Avoid Them
As an attorney, I’ve been representing veterans seeking disability benefits since 1998. My clients want me to do two things: win their case and get it done as quickly as possible. I’ve probably seen everything there is to be seen at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and have—hopefully— learned how to avoid the […] Continue Reading
