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At Gang & Associates LLC, supporting veterans has always been at the heart of everything we do. Our dedication to helping veterans secure the disability benefits they deserve is unwavering, and we are honored that USA Today recently highlighted this work. The feature underscores what we have long known: navigating delayed claims can be complex, and veterans often need advocacy that is persistent, informed, and deeply committed.
Many veterans enter service in their late teens or early twenties with resilience and determination, pushing through pain and injuries that may seem minor at the time. Years later, these conditions can evolve, affecting mobility, work, and day-to-day life. Unfortunately, delayed claims often face challenges due to incomplete documentation or the need for expert medical evidence.
“Veterans often push through pain in their twenties, believing they can handle it. By the time they are in their fifties or sixties, the condition has grown into something that can limit their mobility, their work, or their day-to-day stability. By then, the paper trail is thin, and the burden of proof becomes steep,” says Eric Gang, Founder of Gang & Associates in the USA Today feature.
At Gang & Associates, we meet these challenges head-on. We provide full support for medical evaluations, including forensic psychiatric, orthopedic, neurological, and mental health assessments, because every veteran deserves access to the expertise needed to build a strong claim.
“We fund the cost because without medical experts, many claims simply can’t move forward. We take on that risk ourselves so the veteran doesn’t have to,” Gang explains.
Beyond individual cases, the firm prioritizes education and empowerment, hosting seminars to help veterans understand the importance of early reporting and proper documentation. Even the smallest piece of evidence can become the key to a successful claim.
“Even the smallest documented moment can become the key piece of evidence that changes everything,” Gang emphasizes.
Being featured in USA Today is an honor, but it is secondary to the work we have always done. Our mission is clear: to support veterans in every step of their disability claims journey.
“These veterans gave their strength in their younger years. Our role is to give it back when they need it most. Not with hesitation or conditions, but with the same resolve they showed in service—steady, committed, and unwavering.”
Gang & Associates continues to stand with veterans, not because of recognition, but because it is what we have always done… and always will.