Special Monthly Compensation is compensation paid in addition to regular disability compensation to a veteran who, as a result of military service, incurred the loss or loss of use of specific organs or extremities. Learn if this applies to you.
Veterans Disability Blog
Is Pain A Disability?
Veterans suffering from pain without a diagnosis have been unable to get disability compensation. The Saunders case may overturn that thinking. Read more about what the Saunders decision could mean for you.
David Shulkin Ousted as VA Secretary
On Wednesday, President Trump fired Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin who was embroiled in scandal over charging taxpayers for luxury travel. Trump has nominated Ronny L. Jackson to replace the former secretary. Jackson is an active-duty rear admiral in the Navy who has served as White House physician for the last three administrations. Jackson appears […]
Why Hire a Lawyer to Fight the VA?
You may wonder why hiring a veterans disability lawyer is necessary. Well, first off, the statistics show that having a lawyer on your side increases your chances of winning. In fact, the most recent report from the Board of Veterans Appeals, which reviews appeals, revealed that having a lawyer more than doubles your chances of […]
10 Best Military Movies of All Time From The Experts
Inspired by the Oscars and the lauded film Dunkirk, we thought we would poll our office military veterans to find out both the best and most realistic military movies. After consulting the experts, we read through many popular reviews before finalizing our contenders. With the list below, we have you covered for your next Netflix […]
Case Update: Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims
Turner v. Shulkin has made a significant impact on pending claims. Read about how it could lead to a greater pay out below. In the VA claims process, the term “new and material” commonly describes the type of evidence needed to reopen a previous claim that the regional office has already fully decided. What is less […]