Many veterans across the country are noticing a troubling trend in 2025—VA claims are taking longer, and more are being denied for avoidable or minor reasons. While the VA has…
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Sleep apnea is another condition that has seen major scrutiny by the VA, and in 2025, veterans are bracing for significant changes in how this common disability is rated. Historically,…
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For years, tinnitus—a persistent ringing or buzzing in the ears—has been one of the most commonly claimed and awarded service-connected disabilities by the VA. Many veterans are all too familiar…
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The PACT Act—one of the most significant expansions of VA benefits in decades—continues to evolve in 2025. With new deadlines, expanded eligibility, and ongoing adjustments, it’s critical for veterans to…
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In February 2025, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs announced a temporary halt on its plan to cut more than $2 billion in contracts—a decision that had sparked widespread concern…
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Many Veterans believe a Compensation and Pension (C&P) exam is the only way to win a VA disability claim—but that’s not always the case. While C&P exams are a standard…
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When Veterans think of VA disability benefits, they often focus on conditions directly caused by military service. But what if a service-connected condition causes another health issue later on? This…
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When applying for VA disability benefits, your story matters. A well-written personal statement—officially known as a Statement in Support of Claim (VA Form 21-4138)—can be a powerful tool to strengthen…
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Filing a Higher-Level Review (HLR) can be a strategic move for Veterans who believe the VA made an error in their initial disability decision. But what if your HLR gets…
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When filing a Higher-Level Review (HLR) for your VA disability claim, you have the option to request an informal conference—a phone call with the VA reviewer handling your case. But…
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