VA Disability Claims Posts

VA proposed updates to the Schedule for Rating Disabilities: neurological conditions and convulsive disorders. Understand how these changes impact veterans.

We've got a serious situation brewing, and it's time to sound the alarm. This "Project 2025" isn't just another bureaucratic reshuffling - it's a full-scale assault on the benefits we've bled for.

Each year the Veterans Day National Committee publishes a commemorative Veterans Day poster. The Committee selects a poster from artwork submitted by artists nationwide. Over the years these posters have illustrated the rich history of our country’s service men and women. The poster reflects our pride and patriotism in saluting Veterans while providing the thematic […]

The Federal Circuit’s ruling is what created the broader, precedential impact on how SMC can be calculated, particularly by allowing combined disabilities to be considered for higher levels of compensation. This ruling goes beyond an individual case decision at the Board level and sets a standard for how the VA should interpret and apply SMC […]

These decisions have made a big impact on how VA disability claims are handled, giving veterans more chances to get benefits and clearing up important issues.

The Federal Circuit reversed a decision by the CAVC. Claims in Barry v. McDonough, that had limited a veteran’s entitlement to additional SMC increases.

The Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims is crucial in shaping disability compensation claims for veterans. Key cases have established important principle.

To qualify for VA disability compensation, veterans must establish a service connection for their hearing impairment, demonstrating that the condition originated or worsened during active duty.

Learn about the VA's PTSD rating system, common misconceptions, and tips for presenting a strong VA PTSD claim.

Learn about eligible eye problems, filing steps, and tips for a successful VA disability claim.

Guide to VA hearing loss claims: eligibility, documentation, application steps, maximizing benefits, and appeals.

I’ve been here for several years, I rarely post but always lurk to see if I can ever offer any help. 5 years ago, I was placed at 80% Schedular and TDIU. Last month I was scheduled for a Comp and Pen re-evaluation, and I had this appointment this past Monday. It Lasted about 40 […]