The VA Disability Bilateral Factor

38 CFR § § 4.26 Bilateral factor. When a partial disability results from disease or injury of both arms, or … More

What is a Deferred Decision in a VA Disability Claim?

A deferred decision in a VA Disability Claim just means that the decision is delayed. Usually it is delayed for … More

Veterans disability claims can result in monthly payments made to a veteran to compensate them for a service-related disability, whether full … More

It is not uncommon to hear people ask the question: “Why should I have representation in handling my VA claim?” … More

Veterans may qualify for payment at a 100 percent rating if they meet certain criteria and are unable to work … More

One of the most contested issues in VA disability claims revolves around the effective date of a disability. Many veterans … More

What is lay evidence? One of the most powerful tools to use in building a VA disability claims case is … More

When a veteran appeals a rating decision he or she can opt to have a Decision Review Officer (DRO) review … More

While the VA uses complicated medical terms and specific diagnostic codes you are not required to use the terms or … More

A condition is any physical or mental health problem which can be rated for severity and may or may not … More

When a veteran receives a disability claim rating decision from the VA a rating codesheet is also created for that … More

A Message from a VA Rater This is a letter from an individual who rates VA benefits on the daily. … More