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Veterans Disability Lawyers
A veteran disability lawyer can help you throughout the claims process. From gathering evidence of medical and other service to submitting an appeal of a denied claim.
Choose a lawyer for veterans who limits their practice to handling these cases and knows the VA's system inside and out. This will ensure your case receives the attention it deserves.
Proving Service Connection
The VA will only award disability benefits only if you prove that the condition is linked to your military service. This is known as a connection. There are various types of evidence you could demonstrate this connection, including medical records and independent medical examinations (IME), and nexus letters from current health professionals or therapists (especially for mental health conditions). There are occasions when veterans have medically determined disabilities, but they are not able to be considered to be service-connected due missing or incomplete documents. These cases require the assistance of experienced New York disability lawyers who know how to present an accurate claim and submit evidence that is supported by experts who are impartial.
It is simpler to establish a direct service connection when injuries or illnesses occurred while you were in the military. For instance, if you received a head injury during service and now suffer headaches and concussions there is a direct link between those events and your current condition.
However, it's harder to get connected if you have an existing medical condition that grew worse during your time in the military. To prove that your service worsened or aggravated an existing medical condition, you must supply expert medical evidence that reaches the level of "clear and undeniable" proof.
Appealing a Denial
The VA will review your case after you have submitted your application and submitted medical evidence. The VA will usually issue the decision of approving or disapproving benefits. If the decision is not in favor, the veteran has one year to make a notice of disagreement. A veterans disability lawyer can help the claimant navigate the three review options which include an additional claim, a more extensive review or an appeal directly to the Board of Veterans' Appeals.
Take note of whether the lawyer is familiar with your military experiences and the traditions of the armed forces when choosing the New York veterans' disability lawyer. This can make it easier for you and decrease the need to describe your experiences and experiences in layman's language.
You want a company that will take on your case throughout the long appeals process. Beware of firms that only help you with the initial stages of your case, only to then vanish.
An experienced New York veterans disability attorney can assist with all stages of your claim, including the appeals process. They can help you submit more medical evidence, ask for an official hearing, and also represent you at any Board meetings to ensure that your case will be handled without prejudice. They can also help you win you benefits, such as cash compensations, aid or attendance benefits, education benefits, or unemployment.
Achieving a Higher Rating
It is possible that your disability gets worse or your symptoms are more severe. In that situation, it makes sense to request a higher rating. A veteran disability lawyer can help you in this process and help you gather evidence to back your claim.
It's not unusual to see the VA to make mistakes that result in an under-rated rating than you deserve. If they miss an injury that you suffer from or miss a condition that could be combined with other disabilities to get an increase in rating, it's worth having a professional look over your records to identify any mistakes.
You may still file a higher-level claim and review if you have been evaluated for more than a calendar year. This involves a thorough review of your file. It could result in changes to your effective date or a new rating that's more accurate to how you feel.
If you believe that you are entitled to a rating of 100 percent or higher, it's worth applying for a supplemental claim. A disability lawyer can assist you to make a convincing case for this rating, which is reserved only for the most debilitating of disabilities. For example mental health issues could be a reason to get a 100% disability rating due to the fact that it causes significant interruption to work or periods of hospitalization that do not typically trigger this kind of the rating for a heart illness or other medical issues.
Helping with the Appeals Process
Contrary to what many people think that denying an appeal for disability by the VA isn't the end of an individual's ability to get benefits. Former military personnel have a year to appeal an outcome that is not favorable.
An experienced veterans disability lawyer can assist a veteran in determining which of the three appeals routes is the best option for their situation. They can also assist veterans gather the evidence together needed to convince a higher level reviewer that their previous decision was not right. They can also provide a veteran with an opportunity to have a formal hearing before a Veterans Law judge.
The best thing about having a New York veteran disability attorney handle your appeal is that they will give you the individual attention your claim needs. They also have extensive experience handling VA disability claims and understand the rules and procedures in and out. Some attorneys are veterans, so they know the challenges faced by disabled veterans. This can create a distinct type of empathy which can sometimes improve the outcome of the case of a disabled veteran.
Sullivan & Kehoe can review your VA disability claim for no cost to determine if we can assist you. Contact us today to set up your free evaluation.
A veteran disability lawyer can help you throughout the claims process. From gathering evidence of medical and other service to submitting an appeal of a denied claim.
Choose a lawyer for veterans who limits their practice to handling these cases and knows the VA's system inside and out. This will ensure your case receives the attention it deserves.
Proving Service Connection
The VA will only award disability benefits only if you prove that the condition is linked to your military service. This is known as a connection. There are various types of evidence you could demonstrate this connection, including medical records and independent medical examinations (IME), and nexus letters from current health professionals or therapists (especially for mental health conditions). There are occasions when veterans have medically determined disabilities, but they are not able to be considered to be service-connected due missing or incomplete documents. These cases require the assistance of experienced New York disability lawyers who know how to present an accurate claim and submit evidence that is supported by experts who are impartial.
It is simpler to establish a direct service connection when injuries or illnesses occurred while you were in the military. For instance, if you received a head injury during service and now suffer headaches and concussions there is a direct link between those events and your current condition.
However, it's harder to get connected if you have an existing medical condition that grew worse during your time in the military. To prove that your service worsened or aggravated an existing medical condition, you must supply expert medical evidence that reaches the level of "clear and undeniable" proof.
Appealing a Denial
The VA will review your case after you have submitted your application and submitted medical evidence. The VA will usually issue the decision of approving or disapproving benefits. If the decision is not in favor, the veteran has one year to make a notice of disagreement. A veterans disability lawyer can help the claimant navigate the three review options which include an additional claim, a more extensive review or an appeal directly to the Board of Veterans' Appeals.
Take note of whether the lawyer is familiar with your military experiences and the traditions of the armed forces when choosing the New York veterans' disability lawyer. This can make it easier for you and decrease the need to describe your experiences and experiences in layman's language.
You want a company that will take on your case throughout the long appeals process. Beware of firms that only help you with the initial stages of your case, only to then vanish.
An experienced New York veterans disability attorney can assist with all stages of your claim, including the appeals process. They can help you submit more medical evidence, ask for an official hearing, and also represent you at any Board meetings to ensure that your case will be handled without prejudice. They can also help you win you benefits, such as cash compensations, aid or attendance benefits, education benefits, or unemployment.
Achieving a Higher Rating
It is possible that your disability gets worse or your symptoms are more severe. In that situation, it makes sense to request a higher rating. A veteran disability lawyer can help you in this process and help you gather evidence to back your claim.
It's not unusual to see the VA to make mistakes that result in an under-rated rating than you deserve. If they miss an injury that you suffer from or miss a condition that could be combined with other disabilities to get an increase in rating, it's worth having a professional look over your records to identify any mistakes.
You may still file a higher-level claim and review if you have been evaluated for more than a calendar year. This involves a thorough review of your file. It could result in changes to your effective date or a new rating that's more accurate to how you feel.
If you believe that you are entitled to a rating of 100 percent or higher, it's worth applying for a supplemental claim. A disability lawyer can assist you to make a convincing case for this rating, which is reserved only for the most debilitating of disabilities. For example mental health issues could be a reason to get a 100% disability rating due to the fact that it causes significant interruption to work or periods of hospitalization that do not typically trigger this kind of the rating for a heart illness or other medical issues.
Helping with the Appeals Process
Contrary to what many people think that denying an appeal for disability by the VA isn't the end of an individual's ability to get benefits. Former military personnel have a year to appeal an outcome that is not favorable.
An experienced veterans disability lawyer can assist a veteran in determining which of the three appeals routes is the best option for their situation. They can also assist veterans gather the evidence together needed to convince a higher level reviewer that their previous decision was not right. They can also provide a veteran with an opportunity to have a formal hearing before a Veterans Law judge.
The best thing about having a New York veteran disability attorney handle your appeal is that they will give you the individual attention your claim needs. They also have extensive experience handling VA disability claims and understand the rules and procedures in and out. Some attorneys are veterans, so they know the challenges faced by disabled veterans. This can create a distinct type of empathy which can sometimes improve the outcome of the case of a disabled veteran.
Sullivan & Kehoe can review your VA disability claim for no cost to determine if we can assist you. Contact us today to set up your free evaluation.
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