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Has Your VA Disability Claim Been Denied? We Can Help.
Has Your VA Disability Claim Been Denied? We Can Help.
Some veterans who are disabled apply for disability compensation and receive the compensation they deserve without much trouble. Unfortunately, most veterans encounter resistance when they attempt to make a claim. In order for a VA disability attorney to help you, you typically must have been denied at least one time before an attorney can assist you. If you are waiting for your decision, we encourage you to learn more how the appeals process and how we should be your first call if you find out your VA disability benefits have been denied.
If you have already received a denial, many people wait until it is too late to contact our office regarding their VA disability claim. Unfortunately, veterans only have one year from the date Veterans Affairs mails its decision to file an appeal. Waiting too long to take action can jeopardize the success of your case and prevent you from obtaining the benefits you need and deserve. For this reason, it is important for you to contact a nationwide veteran disability attorney as soon as possible regarding your VA disability claim.
There are several resources available to support the surviving family members and loved ones of veterans. The Dependency and Indemnity Compensation (DIC) program provides monthly benefits to the surviving spouses, parents, and dependent children of veterans only for service-connected deaths, meaning the cause of death must be shown to be related to military service. For more information on DIC and other resources for families, in addition to disability compensation, read more below or schedule a free case review to understand more about benefits for families.
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VetLaw was founded in 2014 with one mission: to help veterans secure the benefits they’ve earned through service. Established by a former Marine who recognized the challenges of securing veterans’ benefits, VetLaw has grown into a trusted national firm that has helped countless veterans across the United States navigate their VA disability claims with confidence. Our veteran disability attorneys understand the hardships our clients face because we’ve been there ourselves, and we know how frustrating the system can be. That’s why our VA disability appeals lawyers work one-on-one with each client, guiding them through the process, standing up for their rights, and making sure their stories are heard.
We understand that many veterans are deterred from seeking legal assistance due to costs. Many people fear the out-of-pocket expenses associated with hiring legal representation, and do not seek out help for that reason. At VetLaw, we believe that legal representation should be accessible to all. For this reason, we use a “no win, no fee” pay structure. If we do not successfully resolve your case, you do not pay for our services. This pay structure not only inspires us to work diligently for our clients and their families, but motivates us to fight for you.
The Veteran Affairs disability appeals process is undeniably complex and difficult to navigate. Many veterans report feeling stuck in the process, unsure of how to proceed or where to turn for help. Seeking assistance from an experienced nationwide veteran disability appeals lawyer at VetLaw can be beneficial, as your attorney will be able to:
The right attorney for you will listen to your concerns and craft a tailored legal strategy to meet your goals. They will approach your case with compassion and care, communicate with you transparently, and work with you until your case is won. At VetLaw, this is the type of service we provide to every client.
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At VetLaw, we believe every veteran deserves fair access to the benefits they’ve earned. Owned and operated by Werner, Hoffman, Greig & Garcia, our leadership combines military service with legal advocacy: Brendan Garcia served in the U.S. Marine Corps and worked as an attorney for the VA; Matthew Greig is a former U.S. Army JAG Captain; and Michael Hoffman is a disabled combat veteran who served in Japan and Afghanistan. Together with shareholder Adam Werner, we’ve built a national practice committed to treating veterans as more than a number and ensuring their voices are heard.
The Veteran Affairs decision review process is used to appeal a decision made on or after February 19, 2019. This process replaced the VA legacy appeals system, modernizing the process and prioritizing timely decision-making.
Under this new system, veterans have three review options when filing a VA disability appeal, which include:
The review option that you use to file a VA disability appeal will depend on the unique circumstances of your case. A knowledgeable nationwide veteran disability appeals lawyer can provide further insight into which type of review option is right for you.
If you are considering appealing your denial, or if you are already in the midst of the process, hiring a veteran disability attorney can make all the difference in the success of your case. At VetLaw, we work closely with disabled veterans and their loved ones to successfully appeal your denial and secure VA disability benefits as quickly and efficiently as possible. To begin your free case review, consider contacting our team of experienced nationwide veteran disability attorneys at 855-253-3478 today.
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