Why We Are In Love With Veterans Disability Law (And You Should Also!)
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Veterans Disability Lawyers
A veteran disability lawyer will guide you through the entire process of claiming. From gathering evidence of medical and other service to filing an appeal of a claim that has been denied.
Select a veteran disability attorney who is specialized in these cases and is well-versed with the VA system. This will ensure that your case receives the care it deserves.
Proving Service Connection
The VA will only provide disability benefits when it can be proved that your condition is linked to your military experience. This is called a connection. There are various types of evidence you could prove this connection, such as medical records as well as independent medical examinations (IME) and nexus letters from current healthcare providers or therapists (especially for mental health issues). There are times when veterans suffer from medically determinable disabilities but aren't able to get connected due to missing or incomplete military treatment records. These cases require the help of experienced New York disability attorneys who are able to present an entire case and submit evidence that is backed by independent experts.
It is simpler to prove a direct service connection when injuries or illnesses occurred while you served in the military. If you have been injured in the military and now suffer from headaches and concussions, it is easier to prove a direct service connection.
However, it is harder to get connected if you have an existing medical condition that worsened while you were in the military. To show that your time in service aggravated or worsened a pre-existing medical condition, you'll need to provide medical evidence from a professional that is "clear and irrefutable".
Appealing a Denial
The VA will review your case after you have submitted your application and provided medical evidence. The VA will usually issue a decision approving or denying benefits. If the decision isn't favorable, the veteran has a year to file a complaint. A veterans disability attorney can assist the claimant through the three decision review options: either a supplemental claim or a more advanced review, or an direct appeal before the Board of Veterans' Appeals.
Make sure the lawyer is knowledgeable of your military experiences as well as the traditions of the armed forces when selecting the New York veterans' disability lawyer. This can make it easier for you to understand and reduce the need to explain your situations and experiences in layman's terms.
You want a firm who will take on your case throughout the multi-year appeals process. Be wary about firms that assist you with the initial stages of your claim and then vanish.
An experienced New York veterans disability litigation' disability attorney can help you with every stage of your claim including appeals. They can assist you in submitting additional medical evidence, request a formal hearing and represent you at any Board meetings to ensure your case is handled fairly. They can also help you win your benefits, like monetary compensation, aid and attendance, educational benefits or unemployment benefits.
Achieving a Higher Rating
It could be that your disability gets worse or your symptoms are more severe. In that situation it's sensible to request a higher rating. A lawyer for veterans' disability can help with that process, and assist you in locating evidence to prove your claim.
It's not uncommon to see the VA make mistakes, resulting in a lower rating than you deserve. Whether they accidentally miss an injury that you suffer from or ignore a condition that could be linked with other disabilities in order to get an improved rating, it's worth having an expert look over your records to identify any errors.
You can still make a higher-level claim, or review if you have been rated for Veterans Disability Lawyers more than a calendar year. These involve a full review of your dossier and may result in a change to your effective date or an entirely new rating that's more accurate to what you truly feel.
It's also worth pursuing an additional claim or higher-level review if you're entitled to a disability grade of 100 percent or more. A disability lawyer can help develop a compelling argument for this rating, which is reserved only for the most debilitating disabilities. For example the mental health issue could be a reason to get a 100% disability rating because it can cause a significant interruption to work or periods of hospitalization that do not usually trigger this level of a rating for a cardiovascular disease or other medical problems.
Need help with the Appeals Process
Contrary to what some may think that denying claims for disability by the VA is not the end of an individual's ability to collect benefits. In fact, a former servicemember has a year from the date their local veterans hospital or office mails them a denial to appeal.
An experienced veterans disability attorney can assist a veteran in determining which of the current three options for appeal is best for his situation. They can also assist a vet get all the evidence required to convince a higher level reviewer that their previous decision was wrong. They can provide a veteran an opportunity to have a formal hearing before a Veterans Law judge.
A New York veteran disability lawyer can provide you with the personal attention to your claim that you require. They are also likely to have years of experience handling VA disability claims and know the rules and procedures from top to bottom. Some attorneys are veterans, so they know the challenges faced by disabled veterans disability attorneys. This creates a unique type of empathy that can sometimes improve the outcomes of a veterans disability settlement disability case.
Sullivan & Kehoe can review your VA disability claim for no cost to determine if we are able to help you. Call us today to schedule an appointment for a free evaluation.
A veteran disability lawyer will guide you through the entire process of claiming. From gathering evidence of medical and other service to filing an appeal of a claim that has been denied.
Select a veteran disability attorney who is specialized in these cases and is well-versed with the VA system. This will ensure that your case receives the care it deserves.
Proving Service Connection
The VA will only provide disability benefits when it can be proved that your condition is linked to your military experience. This is called a connection. There are various types of evidence you could prove this connection, such as medical records as well as independent medical examinations (IME) and nexus letters from current healthcare providers or therapists (especially for mental health issues). There are times when veterans suffer from medically determinable disabilities but aren't able to get connected due to missing or incomplete military treatment records. These cases require the help of experienced New York disability attorneys who are able to present an entire case and submit evidence that is backed by independent experts.
It is simpler to prove a direct service connection when injuries or illnesses occurred while you served in the military. If you have been injured in the military and now suffer from headaches and concussions, it is easier to prove a direct service connection.
However, it is harder to get connected if you have an existing medical condition that worsened while you were in the military. To show that your time in service aggravated or worsened a pre-existing medical condition, you'll need to provide medical evidence from a professional that is "clear and irrefutable".
Appealing a Denial
The VA will review your case after you have submitted your application and provided medical evidence. The VA will usually issue a decision approving or denying benefits. If the decision isn't favorable, the veteran has a year to file a complaint. A veterans disability attorney can assist the claimant through the three decision review options: either a supplemental claim or a more advanced review, or an direct appeal before the Board of Veterans' Appeals.
Make sure the lawyer is knowledgeable of your military experiences as well as the traditions of the armed forces when selecting the New York veterans' disability lawyer. This can make it easier for you to understand and reduce the need to explain your situations and experiences in layman's terms.
You want a firm who will take on your case throughout the multi-year appeals process. Be wary about firms that assist you with the initial stages of your claim and then vanish.
An experienced New York veterans disability litigation' disability attorney can help you with every stage of your claim including appeals. They can assist you in submitting additional medical evidence, request a formal hearing and represent you at any Board meetings to ensure your case is handled fairly. They can also help you win your benefits, like monetary compensation, aid and attendance, educational benefits or unemployment benefits.
Achieving a Higher Rating
It could be that your disability gets worse or your symptoms are more severe. In that situation it's sensible to request a higher rating. A lawyer for veterans' disability can help with that process, and assist you in locating evidence to prove your claim.
It's not uncommon to see the VA make mistakes, resulting in a lower rating than you deserve. Whether they accidentally miss an injury that you suffer from or ignore a condition that could be linked with other disabilities in order to get an improved rating, it's worth having an expert look over your records to identify any errors.
You can still make a higher-level claim, or review if you have been rated for Veterans Disability Lawyers more than a calendar year. These involve a full review of your dossier and may result in a change to your effective date or an entirely new rating that's more accurate to what you truly feel.
It's also worth pursuing an additional claim or higher-level review if you're entitled to a disability grade of 100 percent or more. A disability lawyer can help develop a compelling argument for this rating, which is reserved only for the most debilitating disabilities. For example the mental health issue could be a reason to get a 100% disability rating because it can cause a significant interruption to work or periods of hospitalization that do not usually trigger this level of a rating for a cardiovascular disease or other medical problems.
Need help with the Appeals Process
Contrary to what some may think that denying claims for disability by the VA is not the end of an individual's ability to collect benefits. In fact, a former servicemember has a year from the date their local veterans hospital or office mails them a denial to appeal.
An experienced veterans disability attorney can assist a veteran in determining which of the current three options for appeal is best for his situation. They can also assist a vet get all the evidence required to convince a higher level reviewer that their previous decision was wrong. They can provide a veteran an opportunity to have a formal hearing before a Veterans Law judge.
A New York veteran disability lawyer can provide you with the personal attention to your claim that you require. They are also likely to have years of experience handling VA disability claims and know the rules and procedures from top to bottom. Some attorneys are veterans, so they know the challenges faced by disabled veterans disability attorneys. This creates a unique type of empathy that can sometimes improve the outcomes of a veterans disability settlement disability case.
Sullivan & Kehoe can review your VA disability claim for no cost to determine if we are able to help you. Call us today to schedule an appointment for a free evaluation.
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