Veterans seeking benefits for a service-related injury or illness have much to deal with. The very fact that a veteran is seeking benefits from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) indicates that they are struggling from a health perspective, which can leave little time or energy to deal with a VA claim or appeal.
Before proceeding further, know that the attorneys at Comerford Law Office are available to assist with your claim or appeal. If you hire a lawyer to handle your claim or appeal with the VA, you receive several benefits including:
If you are suffering from a service-connected illness or injury, rest may be a critical component of your recovery plan. You may have difficulty resting (or following other aspects of your treatment plan) if you have to oversee the VA claims or appeals process.
The American Psychological Association (APA) notes that stress can cause or worsen various health conditions. For many veterans, dealing with the VA—and particularly facing the consequences of a claim denial—is immensely stressful. One motivation for hiring a lawyer may be to focus as much of your attention on your health and recovery as you possibly can.
As a veteran, you may have limited experience with the VA’s disability claims and appeals departments. An attorney who regularly handles VA disability benefit claims and appeals will have substantial experience, and this relevant experience may:
A lawyer’s experience may inform their strategy in your claim or appeal.
If you retain an attorney with relevant experience, ample resources, and a will to get the benefits you deserve, they may secure the compensation you need for your medical condition. While an attorney can never guarantee results, you may credibly believe that an experienced lawyer is best suited to lead your claim or appeal.
An attorney can handle every aspect of your claim, including:
The VA affords multiple ways to seek benefits and appeal incorrect decisions. Your attorney will exhaust all available avenues to seek the benefits you deserve.
Take advantage of a VA lawyer’s services and experience while you focus on recovery. Call Comerford Law Office today or provide your claim information online.
Benefits received for Schizophrenia
Benefits received for depression
Military sexual trauma
TDIU due to a spinal impairment
PTSD as a result of racial abuse
Spinal impairment
Clear and unmistakable error for spinal impairment
Earlier effective date for back/migraines
Service connection for a spinal condition secondary to flat feet
Retroactive pay regarding the failure to account for all the veteran’s medical conditions
Military sexual trauma case
Retroactive pay regarding a PTSD misdiagnosis
PTSD resulting in Unemployability
Traumatic brain injury case
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Non-presumptive cardiac impairment linked to Agent Orange
Agent Orange exposure case that led to Parkison’s disease