Veterans law is constantly shifting, as new laws are passed by Congress, the VA issues regulations, and the Court of Veterans Claims and Board of Veterans' Appeals issue decisions.
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VA Promises New Study on Bile Duct Cancer in Vietnam Vets New VA Study May Make it Easier for Vietnam Veterans Affected by Bile Duct Cancer to Win Disability Benefits -
Study Shows 1 in 4 Vietnam Vets Had Cancer Causing Parasite How New Study Helps Vietnam Veterans with Bile Duct Cancer Win Disability Benefits -
Trump to Fill Last Seat on Veterans' Court of Appeals Who Joseph L. Falvey, Jr. Is, Why His Nomination Matters, and the Importance of Bringing Your Case to the Court of Appeals for Veterans' Claims -
How the Government Shutdown Impacts Veterans This Blog Discusses the Impact the Government Shutdown Will Have on VA Regional Offices, VA Hospitals, Disability Claims, and Disability Compensation -
Executive Order Provides Mental Health Care to All Veterans President Trump's New Executive Order Promises Mental Health Coverage to Veterans as they Transition Back to Civilian Life -
Biden Suspects Military Burn Pits Caused Son’s Fatal Cancer Biden's suspicions, why burn pits are so dangerous, and how veterans who were exposed can win disability benefits. -
VA Offers New Treatment Methods for TBI and PTSD VA Offers New PTSD and TBI Treatments Including Light-Emitting Diode Therapy and Stellate Ganglion Block Therapy to California and Massachusetts Veterans -
Vets Now Allowed to Discuss Marijuana with VA without Fear Veterans are No Longer Threatened with Loss of Benefits when they Discuss Use of Medical Marijuana with their VA Doctors -
Court Ruling Affects Divorced Spouses of Disabled Veterans How Howell v. Howell may lead to a reduction in divorced spouses' military retirement pay -
Divorced Spouses May No Longer Benefit from Post Divorce Pay Increases How the 2017 National Defense Authorization Act Prevents Divorced Spouses from Benefiting from Post Divorce Promotions and Longevity Increases -
President Trump’s Transgender Troops Policy Blocked by D.C. District Court A district judge in Washington, D.C., has blocked President Trump’s transgender-troops policy in anticipation of strong Fifth Amendment claims on behalf of transgender military members. The decision may spur much-needed healthcare improvements for transgender military personnel. -
Representatives Introduce Homeless Veteran Families Act On October 24, Representatives Julia Brownley and Mike Coffman crossed party lines to introduce the Homeless Veteran Families Act, a promising bill for veterans
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- Posted on 06/12/2015 BVA Statistics for First Quarter FY 2015
- Posted on 09/11/2014 Guidelines to Upgrading Discharges based on PTSD
- Posted on 09/11/2014 Guidelines from Department of Defense of Upgrade of Discharges based on PTSD in Service
