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VA backlog addressed in Shinseki speech to VFW VA Backlog the main subject of Secretary of Veterans' Affairs Eric Shinseki's recent speech to the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention -
Free legal consultation for returning soldiers Free legal consultation for returning soldiers from Iraq and Afghanistan -
A new option for chronic pain relief: spine-stimulator surgery The Denver Post reports on a new alternative for relief from chronic pain: spinal surgery -
The center of the storm for VA backlog: California VA backlog in California is at crisis levels. A closer look at the VA backlog crisis in California, one of the worst states for delays and inaccuracies. -
Gazette's "Other than Honorable" series spotlighted on Colorado Matters Colorado Matters recently discussed the series, which examines the alarming rate at which soldiers are discharged for misconduct. -
VA Mental Health professionals increased hires VA is has met its goal of hiring 1,600 mental health professionals, this summer special mental health summits will be held at local VA hospitals. -
The three pillars of ethical veterans advocacy An important talk on ethics delivered at a recent NOVA meeting -
Update on VA backlog: the "provisional" benefits initiative VA plans to award “provisional” benefits to VA claims pending for more than one year -
The basics of disability compensation Let us help you understand the basics of disability compensation. -
It takes 382 days for the VA to process a claim in Cleveland It takes 382 days for the VA to process a claim in Cleveland. The national average is 299. -
Hearings before the BVA BVA judges have a duty to fully explain the issues before the Board.
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- Posted on 04/08/2014 Board of Veterans' Appeals on pace to decide 48,000 cases in 2014
- Posted on 04/08/2014 Number of BVA Decisions expected to hit 48,000 for 2014
- Posted on 03/24/2014 VA Plan to Transform the Appeals Process: Va proposes to shorten the time it takes to appeal decisions to the Board of Veterans' Appeals (currently three years) by gutting veterans rights.
