Our Blog

A number of common service-connected disabilities can cause veterans to suffer from headaches, which may warrant VA disability benefits depending on their frequency and severity. Summary Headaches following service-related injuries can have a significant impact on veterans, but VA disability benefits can offset some of the costs they experience. Veterans who develop chronic headaches after […]

Reviewing the components and purposes of a Compensation and Pension exam for veterans seeking VA disability benefits. Summary A Compensation and Pension exam is often necessary for veterans who want to obtain or increase their VA disability benefits in an appeal. The VA is concerned with confirming the severity of the veteran’s symptoms and their […]

Veterans who develop physical injuries from service-related mental health conditions may be entitled to VA disability benefits. Summary Veterans may be eligible for VA disability benefits for physical injuries caused by service-related mental health conditions. Service-connected psychological conditions may have accompanying physical symptoms that inflict harm on the veteran’s health. Veterans may experience psychosomatic symptoms, […]

Be ready to discuss your case, respond to questions, and offer evidence so you can be an active and informed participant in your Board of Veterans’ Appeals Hearing. Summary Veterans should take advantage of the time before their Board of Veterans’ Appeals hearing to get ready to present a strong case. Vets need to make […]

Service-related disabilities can render a veteran unable to keep up with the demands of a job, which may make them eligible for VA disability benefits based on individual unemployability. Summary Veterans with service-related disabilities may qualify for VA disability benefits based on Individual Unemployability if their conditions impair their ability to work non-marginal jobs. The […]