Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can be one of the most debilitating disabilities veterans experience. It impacts your daily life and keeps you from being able to live the way you want after leaving the service. Depending on the severity of your PTSD, you may be able to file a disability claim with the VA. Your…
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has a legal obligation known as the “Duty to Assist,” designed to help you gather the necessary information to support disability claims claim. Understanding the scope and limitations of this duty is crucial for veterans seeking the benefits they rightfully deserve. This post will break down what the Duty…
When you file a disability claim with the VA for service-related injuries, you expect to get the compensation you deserve. After all, you served your country, and you’re entitled to the benefits the VA offers. However, not all claims are successful, even when they should be. The VA can make mistakes, and those mistakes can…
When you file a VA disability claim, you’ll need to provide the VA with clear proof of your injuries and your disability. This means providing them with copies of your healthcare records related to the injuries you suffered that are causing your disability. If you’re not sure where to start, requesting those records can be…
Your VA disability rating determines the type and amount of benefits you receive from the VA for service-related injuries and disabilities. But navigating the disability claims process can be stressful if you don’t understand the nuances and requirements in place. While an Ohio veterans disability attorney will help you file your claim and appeal the…
One of the most challenging and stressful parts of getting your disability rating from the VA is going through the compensation and pension (C&P) exam. This exam forms the basis for the VA’s assessment of your disability. They’ll use the findings to determine how much you’re eligible to receive in benefits. While you’re free to…
If you’ve experienced complications following medical treatments at a VA hospital or healthcare provider, you may be eligible to file a medical malpractice claim against the team responsible for your care. But before you can do that, you need to find an experienced Ohio VA medical malpractice attorney to represent your case and protect your…
When you file a claim for disability benefits with the VA, you expect them to review your claim quickly and to give you a fair disability rating and compensation. While this can happen on the first try, it’s very common for veterans to have to appeal the VA’s initial decision. As part of that appeal…
As a qualified veteran, you’re able to seek medical care at a VA hospital, and when you do, you deserve the best care possible. Though the medical care staff at each hospital does their best to provide quality care, accidents can happen, and when they do, you may be eligible to file a medical malpractice…
As a disabled veteran, you’re entitled to certain benefits through the VA. These benefits are designed to give you the money you need to live a comfortable life and focus on establishing your new normal after service. But the process can be difficult, and even if you follow the steps to a T, it can…