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Filing for VA disability is the first step of many veterans right out of service. Unfortunately, the process is a very difficult one with landmines everywhere. Knowing tips to navigate this process is vital to a fair rating.
The Pentagon has revised its formula for calculating payments to U.S. service members for medical malpractice claims, a change that could result in higher payouts for affected troops and veterans. […]
Pentagon Adjusts Malpractice Claims Rule to Benefit Service Members and Veterans Read More »
As a young soldier stationed at Fort Ord in Monterey County, California, Dean Osborn spent most of his time training in the coastal woodlands. Unbeknownst to him, the soil and
Veterans Exposed to Agent Orange at US Bases Denied VA Compensation Read More »
One Indiana family will receive $1.7 million for poor care of a veteran suffering from PTSD who died by suicide and was under the care of the South Bend Vet
The key to winning your VA benefits claim or appeal for disability compensation benefits is writing a winning personal statement. If you think this is hyperbolic or a stretch, think
If you’re a veteran who has been receiving disability benefits from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) for more than a decade, it’s reassuring to learn that your benefits
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A group of Senate Democrats, led by Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee Chairman Jon Tester, D-Mont., is actively urging Veterans Affairs (VA) officials to enhance the process for handling claims related
Senators Call on VA to Address Toxic Exposure Claim Issues for Veterans Read More »
The Department of Veterans Affairs is facing scrutiny for its policy limiting fertility treatment coverage to veterans with service-connected infertility issues, as VA Secretary Denis McDonough recently explained the rationale
Secretary Says Expanding VA Fertility Coverage to Veterans is Too Costly Read More »
The call for equitable treatment of disabled veterans has gained fresh urgency on Capitol Hill through efforts to pass the Major Richard Star Act. Named in honor of an Iraq
