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Understanding the Rule 33 Staff Conference As part of the appeal process, your attorney may be required to attend a Rule 33 Conference over the phone to discuss whether your case will be resolved or not. -
Maximize Your Asthma Rating By Understanding the Veterans Affairs Ratings Schedule How to maximize your asthma rating as explained by the VA claims attorneys at Sean Kendall Law. Our benefits lawyers work with clients around the world who suffer from asthma as a service-connected condition. -
Requesting a Virtual Hearing for Your VA Disability Appeal Virtual hearings eliminate the need to travel for your BVA hearing. Learn how to take advantage of this option for your disability claim. -
Determining If You Should File a New Claim for VA Disability Benefits Typically, it is best to go through the complete VA appeals process. However, filing a new claim can sometimes be beneficial. Learn more here. -
3 Ways an Attorney Can Help With Your BVA Appeal If you are planning a BVA appeal, an experienced Veterans benefits attorney can help you access the disability benefits you deserve. -
How to Check the Status of Your VA Claim or Appeal Going online is the easiest way to check the status of a VA claim or appeal, but you can also call the regional office or VA hotline. -
Using Buddy Statements to Support Your Application for Disability Benefits Buddy statements can provide powerful evidence for your VA disability claim. Learn how to use them to build a strong case for benefits. -
Tips for Filing Your Notice of Disagreement A Notice of Disagreement (NOD) starts the appeals process for your VA disability benefits. Learn how to complete this form. -
Procedural Errors That Can Be Grounds for an Appeal The VA often makes errors in processing applications that can be grounds for an appeal. Learn more about what to do when your disability benefits are denied. -
3 Key Mistakes to Avoid When Appealing a Denial of VA Disability Benefits VA benefits are often denied, and Veterans can lose out if they don’t appeal correctly. Learn what mistakes to avoid and how a lawyer can help. -
Court Win: Board Must Explain Why Widow Was Not Entitled to Benefits CAVC judge orders remand because the Board of Veterans' Appeals failed to adequately explain why a widow did not qualify as a surviving spouse. -
Precedential Decision Invalidates Part of VA Regulation, Gives Veteran Opportunity for More Benefits Decision Invalidates Part of VA Regulation, Veteran granted an additional Opportunity for More Benefits.