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Veterans Affairs:

• How Much Does It Cost To Hire a Veterans Affairs Lawyer?
  Whether your injury occured in battle or training, is physical or otherwise, you may be entitled to receieve benefits from the United States Governmenet. Sean Kendall dose not charge any fees upfront and works entirely on a contingency fee basis. The Department of Veterans Affairs has a statutorily mandated fee of 20% on any past-due benefits that you receive. If you receive nothing, you pay nothing.
  
  If you or a loved one has suffered a physical or emotional injury while serving in the US Military and were discharged under honorable conditions, please don't hesitate to contact Boulder, Colorado attorney Sean Kendall at 1-877-629-1712.seankendalllaw.net/practice_areas/veterans-affairs-lawyer-obtain-your-veterans-disability-benefits.cfm
  
• How to Handle a Case at the Board of Veterans Appeals
  If you need to take your Veterans Disability case to the Board of Veteran Appeals because you have lost in the regional court, you will want an experienced attorney at your side. Despite your service in the US Military, the court system is harsh and we highly recommend speaking with an attorney before seeing the Veterans Affairs office. While the Board of Appeals is located in Washington, DC, they conduct hearings in every regional office. Mr. Kendall frequently meets with clients at the their local office, regardless of what state they live in. When necessary, he will also meet with you in Board of Appeals headquarters in Washington, DC.
  If you or a loved one has suffered a physical or emotional injury while serving in the US Military and were discharged under honorable conditions, please don't hesitate to contact Boulder, Colorado attorney Sean Kendall at 1-877-629-1712. seankendalllaw.net/practice_areas/veterans-affairs-lawyer-obtain-your-veterans-disability-benefits.cfm
  
• How Does Technology Help Veterans Affairs Lawyer Sean Kendall?
  Boulder Veterans attorney Sean Kendall has been practicing law for over 20 years. In Veterans Disability cases, files can sometimes be over 1,000 pages long and extremely complex. Advances in technology have allowed these documents to become electronic and easily searchable. This is extremely advantageous to clients and lawyers who can now easily access evidence and other case information without flipping through hundreds of pages of documents. In the courtroom, this information is difference between winning and losing a case.
  If you or a loved one has suffered a physical or emotional injury while serving in the US Military and were discharged under honorable conditions, please don't hesitate to contact Boulder, Colorado attorney Sean Kendall at 1-877-629-1712.seankendalllaw.net/practice_areas/veterans-affairs-lawyer-obtain-your-veterans-disability-benefits.cfm
  
• Can Widows of Disabled Veterans Receive Government Benefits?
  Boulder lawyer Sean Kendall not only represents injured Veterans, but their families in claims for DIC, or Dependency and Indemnity Compensation. This is a benefit available to spouses if the cause of death is related to military service. Our nation's soldiers risk death and injury in many ways, often not on the battlefield. Some common causes of death that are related to military service are heart disease, cancer and lung problems. The Department of Veterans Affairs will not just hand over the money, however, and you will likely need a lawyer to help you gather and present evidence to a regional or national Veterans Disability court.
  If you or a loved one has suffered a physical or emotional injury while serving in the US Military and were discharged under honorable conditions, please don't hesitate to contact Boulder, Colorado attorney Sean Kendall at 1-877-629-1712.  seankendalllaw.net/practice_areas/veterans-affairs-lawyer-obtain-your-veterans-disability-benefits.cfm
  
• Attorney Sean Kendall Explains The Complexities of Veterans Disability
  In 1968, a US Military Veteran was exposed to blood on a helicopter reconnaissance mission. A wounded soldier came on board the helicopter and the soldier received his first and only exposure to blood in combat. 25 years later, he developed Hepatitis C and eventually died as a result. Veterans Affairs refused to identify this as a service related death and would not pay his spouse and family the benefits they needed. After a thorough investigation, proper evidence was found and medical experts agreed that this was a viable scenario. Sean Kendall was able to secure benefits not only for the spouse but for his children too, who we able to get an education benefit. Without the help of an experienced Veterans Disability lawyer, this family would have been left with nothing.
  If you or a loved one has suffered a physical or emotional injury while serving in the US Military and were discharged under honorable conditions, please don't hesitate to contact Boulder, Colorado attorney Sean Kendall at 1-877-629-1712.  seankendalllaw.net/practice_areas/veterans-affairs-lawyer-obtain-your-veterans-disability-benefits.cfm
  
• Is Boulder Veterans Attorney Sean Kendall Experienced Enough to Handle My Case?
  Despite what you might think, the Department of Veterans Affairs can be very difficult to deal with and will frequently deny claims brought before their court. You will want an experienced Veterans Disability lawyer on your side if you plan to seek benefits.
  In 1996, Sean Kendall was able to convince the Department of Veterans Appeals to throw out evidence procured by Veterans Affairs doctors. They were using their own doctors to work with board members who were already looking to deny claims. This was clearly unfair and Sean Kendall was able to make this apparent to the court and reverse the ruling for his client and open the doors for other injured Veterans who needed help.
  If you or a loved one has suffered a physical or emotional injury while serving in the US Military and were discharged under honorable conditions, please don't hesitate to contact Boulder, Colorado attorney Sean Kendall at 1-877-629-1712. seankendalllaw.net/practice_areas/veterans-affairs-lawyer-obtain-your-veterans-disability-benefits.cfm
  
• Free Information for Veterans and Their Families Who Need to Appeal Their Case
  Over his 20 years of experience working with injured Veterans, one of the most common questions that Boulder attorney Sean Kendall hears is "How do I appeal my case?" In order to provide more information to Veterans who are appealing their cases, Sean Kendall has written a report which is available as a free download on the website. It covers everything a Veteran and their family should know about working with the Board of Veterans Appeals and the US Board of Appeals for Veterans Claims.
  If you or a loved one has suffered a physical or emotional injury while serving in the US Military and were discharged under honorable conditions, please don't hesitate to contact Boulder, Colorado attorney Sean Kendall at 1-877-629-1712.  seankendalllaw.net/practice_areas/veterans-affairs-lawyer-obtain-your-veterans-disability-benefits.cfm
  
• How Long Does It Take to File a Veterans Disability Case?
  Unfortunately, it can take up to 2 or 3 years to file a case and eventually collect benefits. You will likely end up working with you lawyer for at least 18 months so we recommend speaking with several attorneys and finding one that you feel very comfortable working with. The Board of Veterans Appeals says that once your case is in court, they will reach a decision in about 500 days. In addition to seeking an experienced attorney, you should look for one that you get along with personally, that answers your questions and is willing to travel for you if needed.
  If you or a loved one has suffered a physical or emotional injury while serving in the US Military and were discharged under honorable conditions, please don't hesitate to contact Boulder, Colorado attorney Sean Kendall at 1-877-629-1712.   seankendalllaw.net/practice_areas/veterans-affairs-lawyer-obtain-your-veterans-disability-benefits.cfm
  
• Sean Kendall Believes Good Attorney-Client Relationship is the Key to Success
  Unlike many other Veterans Affairs lawyers, Sean Kendall handles the cases himself. While he does have a paralegal and another attorney on staff, he personally reads the entire file, handles all communication with the client and appears in court with his clients. In larger firms, you may never even speak with the lawyer that is actually representing you. Sean Kendall believes that the attorney-client relationship is an important personal relationship and that greater success will be achieved if they work together on a regular basis.
  If you or a loved one has suffered a physical or emotional injury while serving in the US Military and were discharged under honorable conditions, please don't hesitate to contact Boulder, Colorado attorney Sean Kendall at 1-877-629-1712.  seankendalllaw.net/practice_areas/veterans-affairs-lawyer-obtain-your-veterans-disability-benefits.cfm
  

General:

• Can Boulder Attorney Sean Kendall Represent Out of State Veterans?
  Not only can Boulder-based lawyer Sean Kendall work with clients outside of Colorado, he has worked with clients in nearly all of the 50 states. His expertise is sought after from all over the country because of the fine work he has done for disabled military Veterans. In addition to communicating with out of state clients over the phone and via email, Mr. Kendall will also fly to local Veterans Affairs hearings to help you through the proceedings. People from all over the United States trust Mr. Kendall to handle their physical, mental and emotional disabilities that they incurred while serving for any branch of the US Military.
  If you or a loved one has suffered a physical or emotional injury while serving in the US Military and were discharged under honorable conditions, please don't hesitate to contact Boulder, Colorado attorney Sean Kendall at 1-877-629-1712.seankendalllaw.net/practice_areas/veterans-affairs-lawyer-obtain-your-veterans-disability-benefits.cfm