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Tuesday April 25, 2017

Was your TBI claim denied between 2007 and 2015? Don’t miss your chance to get reevaluated

Was your TBI claim denied between 2007 and 2015? Were you 1) evaluated for a traumatic brain injury (TBI) at a VA Medical Center between 2007 and 2015, and, 2)…

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Category: Veterans Law

Monday April 24, 2017

Military discharge status and what it means for your entitlement to VA benefits

“Bad paper” – or less-than-honorable discharge status from the military – can cause veterans shame, stigma, and loss of VA benefits. Many veterans, and some VA medical center clerks as…

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Category: Veterans Law

Monday April 24, 2017

Caregivers Update: VA suspends revocations of benefits for the Program of Comprehensive Assistance for Family Caregivers (PCAFC)

VA announces suspension of revocation of Caregiver benefits On April 17, VA announced it will suspend revocations of benefits initiated by VA medical centers for the Program of Comprehensive Assistance…

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Category: Veterans Law

Sunday April 23, 2017

After Service: Seeking Help for Mental Health Issues

Veterans who face mental health issues face unique challenges. Their disabilities may not be immediately apparent to loved ones, and getting a proper diagnosis can be difficult. In addition, some…

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Category: Veterans Law

Saturday April 22, 2017

Filing a “Fully Developed Claim” for Veterans Disability

The Fully Developed Claims (FDC) program is an optional way to file your claim for disability compensation, pension, and survivor benefits. A veteran can opt to file a fully developed…

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Category: Veterans Law

Wednesday April 19, 2017

Discharge Upgrades for Veterans with Mental Health Conditions

Class-action Lawsuit On Monday, two Army veterans filed a federal class-action lawsuit against the Army that seeks relief for the thousands of veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan who developed post-traumatic…

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Category: Veterans Law

Tuesday April 18, 2017

C&P exams: Compensation and Pension examinations and the role they play in your VA disability case

What is a C&P Exam? A Compensation and Pension (C&P) exam, is a medical examination of a veteran’s disability, performed by a VA healthcare provider, or a VA contracted provider. …

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Category: Veterans Law

Tuesday April 18, 2017

Dependents’ Benefits for Effects of Agent Orange

The effects of Agent Orange have been shown to cause a variety of serious health conditions, and have also been associated with certain birth defects in the children of veterans…

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Category: Veterans Law

Blog - Page 68

Was your TBI claim denied between 2007 and 2015? Don’t miss your chance to get reevaluated

Military discharge status and what it means for your entitlement to VA benefits

Caregivers Update: VA suspends revocations of benefits for the Program of Comprehensive Assistance for Family Caregivers (PCAFC)

After Service: Seeking Help for Mental Health Issues

Filing a “Fully Developed Claim” for Veterans Disability

Discharge Upgrades for Veterans with Mental Health Conditions

C&P exams: Compensation and Pension examinations and the role they play in your VA disability case

Dependents’ Benefits for Effects of Agent Orange

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