Category: Military Sexual Trauma (MST)

How Veterans File a VA Claim for Military Sexual Trauma

Apr 2, 2024
Veterans Disability Info

Military sexual assault can have far-reaching physical, emotional, and psychological effects on its victims. The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) offers health care and disability benefits to compensate veterans and help them recover from these traumatic incidents. But winning VA benefits for military sexual trauma (MST) isn’t easy. Collecting evidence, […]

How to Get 100% for Military Sexual Trauma

Jan 13, 2023
Eric Gang, ESQ

Military Sexual Trauma (MST) is defined by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) as experiences of sexual assault or repeated, threatening sexual harassment that is experienced while on active duty for training, active duty, or inactive duty training. This definition comes from Title 38 United States (U.S.) Code 1720D. The […]

Trump-appointed Veterans Affairs Chief Robert Wilkie Is Under Investigation for Attempting to Discredit an Alleged Sexual Assault Victim

Feb 28, 2020
Veterans Disability Info

The Inspector General for the Department of Veterans Affairs is currently investigating claims that Robert Wilkie tried to discredit Andrea Goldstein, a Navy veteran and congressional staffer, who reported she was sexually assaulted at a VA facility.  The VA Secretary allegedly sought “damaging information” about Goldstein after she reported the […]