The prospect of a hearing before a Veteran Law Judge (“VLJ”) may seem intimidating even for the most experienced, veterans because it is an unfamiliar process. Having a better understanding of what a VA appeal hearing looks like can help you make a better decision on whether you want to request one. The original claims process for VA Disability Benefits is all done on paper. However, even the most well-written explanation of your condition, symptoms, and situation may not be

By regulation, the VA has a duty to grant “every benefit that can be supported in law.”[1] However, the same regulation also states, in the same sentence, that the VA must also protect the interests of the Government.[2] This competing interest necessitated the courts to continually refine the VA’s duty to maximize a Veteran’s benefits. As it stands so far, this duty is robust and even includes inferring claims for individual unemployability (“TDIU”) and special monthly co

https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-5kxp2-10acfa6 Carmella George, VA Accredited Claims Agent www.veterandisabilityclaims.com www.carmellageorge.com www.vetsdisabilityclaims.com www.vaclaimsagent.com FB Group: www.facebook.com/groups/vetsdisabilityclaims #Veterans