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How Applying for Vocational Rehab Benefits Could Undermine Your TDIU ClaimEligible Veterans have a right to apply for both TDIU and vocational rehabilitation benefits, but receiving both could cause unexpected complications.
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Military Sexual Trauma and VA Secondary ClaimsMilitary sexual trauma, or MST, can cause mental and physical health issues. Veterans may qualify for benefits, including for MST secondary conditions.
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The Role of Mental Health Treatment Records in MST Disability ClaimsLearn how mental health evidence and other documentation can support MST claims by substantiating diagnoses and service connections for VA benefits eligibility.
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Insomnia and Veterans Affairs Disability RatingsVeterans may be able to obtain Veterans Affairs benefits for insomnia if they can demonstrate that their condition was caused or aggravated by military service.
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Understanding the VA’s Disability Ratings for Hip Pain-Related ConditionsVeterans face an elevated risk of developing disabling hip injuries. Learn more about how VA benefits may help those who are suffering from these injuries.
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Understanding the PACT Act Presumptions for Veterans Who Served in ThailandAn experienced VA disability lawyer shares what you need to know about PACT Act presumptions for Veterans who served in Thailand.
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What Veterans Need to Know About Camp Lejeune Cancer LawsuitsCamp Lejeune water contamination has been linked to several types of cancer. You may be able to file a toxic exposure lawsuit in addition to your claim for VA disability benefits.
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Diseases Linked to Camp Lejeune Water Poisoning That Qualify for VA Disability BenefitsOur VA Disability lawyer explains which medical conditions have been linked to contaminated wells at Camp Lejeune and how Veterans can get proper compensation.
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Understanding the Differences Between a Camp Lejeune Toxic Exposure Lawsuit and a VA Disability ClaimCamp Lejeune water contamination lawsuits are entirely separate from VA disability claims, so they will not affect your VA disability benefits.
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Veterans Suffering From Porphyria Cutanea Tarda May Collect VA Disability Benefits After Agent Orange ExposureA Veteran’s benefits attorney explains presumptive service connection and VA Disability ratings for porphyria cutanea tarda caused by Agent Orange exposure.
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Veterans With Ischemic Heart Disease Have a Presumed Service Connection for VA Disability BenefitsA Veteran’s benefits attorney explains how to establish a connection between ischemic heart disease and military service to get VA Disability benefits.
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State-Specific Benefits for US Veterans Living in VirginiaNo matter where in the world a US Veteran lives, they may be able to receive a range of benefits. However, there are additional benefits available to Veterans living in certain places. Virginia offers Veterans substantial discounts on recreational licenses, special employment and educational programs, and many others.