Veterans Disability Info Blog

So you’re ready to file your claim for VA disability, which is the entitlement of every eligible veteran who served on active duty in the U.S. military. If you are still on active service and your separation date is within 180 to 90 days, you may be eligible for the […]

Allergic rhinitis is a common condition among veterans, often resulting from exposure to toxic substances such as airborne burn pit toxins and Agent Orange. Many veterans diagnosed with allergic rhinitis may subsequently develop sleep apnea. When allergic rhinitis triggers or aggravates sleep apnea, the resulting conditions can severely impact productivity, […]

Every veteran who has served their country honorably has the right to file a VA claim for disability compensation for disabling conditions related to their military service. The VA uses a collection of federal regulations referred to as the VA Schedule for Rating Disabilities (VASRD or rating schedule) to evaluate […]

Our military veterans have made many personal sacrifices on behalf of their country. As a result, they may face different health issues, including mental health disorders, both on active duty and even years after service. Veterans are much more likely to suffer a mental health disorder than civilians. This is […]

As experienced VA disability lawyers, we know that sleep apnea and tinnitus are common and often debilitating conditions observed among military veterans. Current scientific research indicates a potential correlation between the two, suggesting that tinnitus may qualify as a secondary condition to sleep apnea.  Veterans diagnosed with both sleep apnea […]

Infertility is arguably a much larger issue in the military than in the general public. This is partly due to the high demands of service and frequent moves that can delay service members to delay having children. Up until March 11, 2024, the VA only provided in vitro fertilization (IVF) […]

Experiencing mental or physical injuries as a result of qualifying for active service in the U.S. military entitles veterans and their families to benefits for medical coverage and lost earnings. The extent to which the mental health condition impacts the veteran’s day-to-day life, and the number of dependent family members […]

There are almost 18 million Veterans in the United States, representing approximately 7% of the adult population. Approximately 30% of these veterans receive disability compensation from the VA. The latest data from the Congressional Budget Office shows that the VA spent $125 billion on disability claims for 5.3 million veterans […]

Receiving an accurate VA disability rating is essential to ensure that you and your family receive the full benefits that your service-connected disability or disabilities entitle you to. For disability ratings at 0 percent, you have a current diagnosis, and your medical bills will be covered, but you are not […]

Losing a loved one is incredibly difficult, and dealing with the financial aspects that follow can be overwhelming. If you were married to a veteran, you may be eligible for benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to help ease the financial burden.  Types of VA Death Benefits for […]