Are you a veteran who has been diagnosed with prostate cancer? Did you serve in the Vietnam War or have other reasons to believe your cancer is connected to your military service?
Nerve damage is common for veterans, and VA disability benefit claims are often filed for radiculopathy, peripheral neuropathy, and other nerve damage.
Soldiers spend a lot of time on their feet – standing, marching, running – and thus, it is no surprise that veterans frequently suffer foot injuries and post-discharge continuing disabling conditions ...
Knee injuries VA disability claims are common among veterans. Are you a veteran suffering from service-connected knee injuries? Has your claim for disability benefits been denied or underrated by the ...
Almost any type of injury resulting in a service-connected disability can qualify for a 100% “Permanent and Total” (or “P&T”) VA disability rating. It is not an “injury” that triggers a VA ...
Do you have questions about lumbar injuries VA disability benefits? If you have a lower back (lumbar) injury, lumbar sprain (back sprain), or other types of back injury and back strain caused or ...
If you are a veteran suffering from neck pain or other cervical injuries connected to your military service, you can make a claim for VA disability benefits. Unfortunately, the VA disability process ...
Did you receive back or neck injuries connected to your military service? Are they still interfering with your work and your life? Has the VA denied or underrated your VA disability claim for back ...
Orthopedic injury VA disability claims are common and are usually referred to by the VA as “musculoskeletal disabilities.” These conditions affect the skeleton and/or muscles, as well as nerves and ...
The recently passed PACT Act is a new law that expands VA disability benefits for veterans exposed to toxic substances, including Agent Orange, radiation, and burn pits. If you are a veteran who ...