Although it has been 40 years since the Vietnam War officially ended, a recent study found that Vietnam veterans continue to cope with post-traumatic stress disorder (“PTSD”). According to the study, which was published in
Two Types of Service Dogs The VA classifies service dogs into two categories: seeing guide dogs and service dogs. Guide Dogs Guide dogs are utilized by blind or visually impaired veterans to assist in navigation
Veterans who served in the Korean War or the Vietnam War and who were exposed to the herbicide known as Agent Orange may suffer devastating and life-altering health effects, including cancers, skin conditions, heart and other organ
For any veterans’ disability lawyer, there is one question that comes up time and time again: How can I speed up my benefits claim? The question is completely understandable. The VA backlog is well-known to
I recently won a major victory for a client-veteran. In a recent decision, the Board of Veterans Appeals granted my Motion for revision of a 2008 Regional Office rating based upon “clear and unmistakable error.” The
Who: Dr. Patty Hayes, who runs VA’s national women’s health program, and a panel of OEF/OIF women Veterans What: LIVE YouTube Webinar Join a group of female Veterans who have experienced the systemwide health care
