Eligibility & Unemployability Claims (TDIU) Blog
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When Boot Camp Never Really Ends: Intense Marine Training Injuries and Your VA Disability Claim
Marine 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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What is a nexus letter?
A nexus letter is a medical opinion that links a veteran’s current condition to military service. Learn what makes a nexus letter effective and how we can help.
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How VA Disability Benefits Cover Memory Loss in Veterans
Memory loss can be a symptom of several conditions that qualify for VA disability benefits, including TBI, PTSD, and neurological disorders. Learn more here.
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How PTSD May Trigger and Worsen Irritable Bowel Syndrome in Veterans
Learn how PTSD triggers and worsens IBS in Veterans and how a Law Office of Sean Kendall Veterans disability lawyer builds secondary service connection claims.
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What Veterans Should Know About VA Ratings for Heart Conditions Linked to PTSD
Learn how the VA rates heart conditions tied to PTSD and how our experienced veterans benefits lawyers help maximize combined ratings and TDIU eligibility.
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What Every Veteran Should Know Before Using AI to File a Disability Claim
AI can assist with filing VA disability claims, but it can’t replace skilled legal judgment. Learn AI limitations before filing a PTSD, TBI, or PACT Act claim.
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How to Protect Your Disability Rating From the VA’s AI System
The VA's AI system has processed over 1 billion Veteran documents. Here's what that means for your disability rating—and how to protect it now.
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From Combat Training to Chronic Pain: VA Benefits for Army Shoulder Injuries
Rotator cuff tears, dislocations, and joint damage from Army service may qualify for VA disability benefits. Learn how to document your shoulder injury claim.
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Between Symptoms and Side Effects: Why Treatment Impairment Matters in TDIU Cases
Medication impairment from service-connected conditions can qualify you for TDIU. Learn how treatment effects impact VA unemployability claims.
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Overcoming Age-Related Obstacles in Your TDIU Claim
Age should never be a factor in your TDIU claim, but the VA often makes mistakes that cost older Veterans crucial disability benefits.
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How Applying for Vocational Rehab Benefits Could Undermine Your TDIU Claim
Eligible Veterans have a right to apply for both TDIU and vocational rehabilitation benefits, but receiving both could cause unexpected complications.
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State-Specific Benefits for US Veterans Living in Virginia
No 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.
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