VA disability for anxiety disorders can continue as long as symptoms persist, but veterans may encounter obstacles demonstrating they deserve long-term disability compensation. Summary Veterans often face long-term anxiety due to service-related experiences such as trauma, separation from loved ones, and dangerous conditions. The VA offers disability compensation for service-connected anxiety disorders. Anxiety disorders like […]
Read MoreVeterans with mental health issues may experience related gastrointestinal problems. Summary Veterans can benefit from understanding how gastrointestinal health can be linked to mental health. The gastrointestinal tract hosts bacteria that create and deploy chemical messengers to the brain. A damaged or malfunctioning digestive system can deprive the brain of signals that keep it healthy. […]
Read MoreThe VA denies veterans disability claims that fail to meet eligibility requirements or lack proof of qualifications. Summary The VA denies disability claims for various reasons, which can prevent injured or ill veterans from securing the benefits they are entitled to receive. An experienced veterans disability benefits denial lawyer can offer valuable legal assistance with […]
Read MoreThe PACT Act names new toxic exposure sites, courses, and presumptive conditions. It also sets forth new protocols for managing the issue of toxic exposure among military personnel. Summary The PACT Act is a law that dramatically expands the scope of VA disability benefits available to military veterans suffering from the effects of toxic exposure. […]
Read MoreVeterans disability claims lawyers collect a portion of the back pay benefits they help secure in exchange for their support in navigating the VA appeals process. Summary VA disability lawyers’ costs are recovered in the form of a contingency fee, usually ranging from 20% to 33% of the back pay benefits they obtain for their […]
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