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Update: Department of Veterans' Affairs' New Evidence Intake Centers and Records Management Center Producing Diverse ResultsThe Department of Veterans' Affairs' new Evidence Intake Centers and Records Management Center are producing diverse results
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Veterans Groups File Lawsuit Over New VA Claim Filing RulesTwo veterans’ groups have filed suit against the VA over new disability-claim filing rules that they say are arbitrary and even adversarial.
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New VA Secretary Not Improving Agency's ReliabilitySworn into the post of Secretary of VA last July, Robert A. McDonald has not lived up to his promise to impose more accountability and reliability.
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Oakland VA Leaving California Veterans in the DarkOakland VA Regional Office hid over 13,000 claims in a filing cabinet and ignored claims of veterans that were elderly or likely to die.
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Five Ways to Win Your TDIU ClaimHere are the top five ways to win your TDIU claim and get VA compensation at the 100-percent rate
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Hiring an attorney remains the best option for veterans before the Board of Veterans' Appeals.Win rates for veterans represented by attorneys and service organizations are up in the beginning of Fiscal Year 2015.
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VA Holding Quarterly Town Hall MeetingsSean Kendall's clients have had success attending VA Town Hall meetings and voicing concerns with broken VA claims processing
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Attorney Record at BVA Improves in 2014Hiring representation before the Board of Veterans Appeals improves chance of success for veterans.
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Denver Processing Times for Hearings before the BVAVA Reports long delays for hearings before the Board of Veterans Appeals.
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Veterans Experiencing Success with Prolonged Exposure Treatment for PTSDProlonged exposure therapy for PTSD is often effective treatment for veterans with PTSD.
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Inexcusable VA Delay Results In Orders From Appeals CourtInexcusable delay from the Department of Veterans Affairs on veterans disability cases results in 2 recent orders from the Court of Appeals for Veterans' Claims
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NEW VA CLAIM FORM AIMS TO BRING EASE AND SPEED TO PROCESSWill streamlined requirements for filing claims result in improvement of a confusing process?