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Research Suggests: Appeal Your Board Decision New research shows that the Board's decision accuracy rates of 93-95% are questionable. -
Court Win for Vietnam War Veteran’s Widow Thailand Herbicide Exposure Case CAVC Case No. 18-3981 Win for Vietnam War Veteran’s Widow – Thailand Herbicide Exposure -
Tim Franklin’s Win for Widow Whose Husband Died of Bile Duct Cancer Tim Franklin Proved Service Connection for a Widow Who Lost Her Husband to Bile Duct Cancer Secondary to Parasite Exposure. -
Survey Says More Post-9/11 Veterans Are Experiencing PTSD Survey of post-9/11 veterans shows a higher number of veterans reporting PTSD symptoms. -
Attorney Franklin Wins COPD Claim Secondary to PTSD at BVA Leading to Grant of TDIU for Veteran Timothy Franklin wins CODP claim secondary to PTSD at Board of Veterans Appeals and also wins TDIU for Vietnam Veteran -
VA Reviewing All MST Claims Denied Between October 2016 and June 2018 A recent report shows VA staff incorrectly denied 49% of all MST cases. VA is reviewing all military sexual trauma denials between October 2016 and June 2018. -
What That Confusing Letter From VA Really Means Despite what a confusing letter you may have received fro VA says, opting into RAMP does not mean that your appeal is "withdrawn" or "discontinued." -
Sean Kendall’s Win for an Army Veteran with PTSD When an Army Veteran with PTSD Was Denied Benefits Three Times, Sean Kendall Stepped In -
Sean Kendall Wins TDIU Benefits for a Veteran with PTSD/MST Sean Kendall Won Unemployability Benefits for a Homeless Veteran with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Secondary to Military Sexual Trauma -
Sean Kendall Won for a Veteran with Pain and Weakness in His Legs Sean Kendall Presented Evidence to Win a Veteran with Service-Connected Pain and Weakness in Both Legs a Disability Benefits Rating Increase -
Kendall's Win for a Veteran with Gouty Arthritis Attorney Sean Kendall Won Three Years of Additional TDIU Benefits for a Vet Whose Gouty Arthritis Prevents Him from Working -
Kendall Wins Earlier Effective Date for Veteran With PTSD Decades After the Veteran’s Original Benefits Application, Attorney Sean Kendall Won 10 Years of Additional Benefits for a Veteran With PTSD