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When Boot Camp Never Really Ends: Intense Marine Training Injuries and Your VA Disability ClaimMarine Corps training can cause lasting joint damage and stress fractures. Our veterans disability lawyer explains how to document injuries for VA benefits.
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Insomnia and Veterans Affairs Disability RatingsThe VA has no code for insomnia. How it rates sleep problems under the mental health formula or as part of PTSD, and how to get a higher rating.
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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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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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VA Disability Rating for Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD)How the VA rates generalized anxiety disorder under code 9400, what each rating level requires, and how to appeal a rating that is too low.
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How the United States Department of Veterans Affairs Rates Prostate Cancer ResidualsIf you suffer from residuals from prostate cancer, you may qualify for VA disability benefits depending on the severity of the condition. Find out more here.
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How the VA Rates Vertigo for US VeteransIf you are a Veteran with vertigo, you may qualify for VA disability compensation. Contact a disability benefits lawyer to find out more.
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How the VA Disability Rates Carpal Tunnel for US VeteransIf you are a Veteran with carpal tunnel, you may qualify for disability compensation for your condition. To find out more, contact a Veteran benefits attorney.
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VA Disability Rating for Hypertension: Criteria, Benefits, and How to QualifyHow the VA rates hypertension in 2026: the 10% to 60% criteria under DC 7101, the Agent Orange PACT Act presumption, and how to appeal a rating that's too low.
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VA Disability Rating for Erectile Dysfunction (ED)Most ED is rated 0% but still pays SMC-K. How the VA rates erectile dysfunction, and how to connect it to PTSD, diabetes, or your medications.
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How Veterans Can Receive VA Disability Benefits for Hearing LossMany Veterans struggle with the effects of hearing loss. Learn how this affects your claim for VA disability benefits.
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How the VA Rates Knee PainUnderstanding how knee pain is rated in a VA disability claim can help you maximize your available benefits.