How a Veteran can win an Extra-Schedular VA Disability Rating

Sep 27, 2016
Eric Gang, ESQ

Has the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) rated your service-connected disability too low? The VA has a difficult time assessing veteran’s disabilities when symptoms are outside of their rating code criteria. Not all VA assigned disability ratings accurately reflect a veteran’s actual needs. If your service-connected disability symptoms go above […]

How to Link PTSD with Autoimmune Disorder for VA Benefits

Sep 25, 2016
Eric Gang, ESQ

Has the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) denied a service connection for your autoimmune disorder? Are you service connected for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)? If you are a veteran diagnosed with PTSD who also suffers from an autoimmune disorder like rheumatoid arthritis, multiple sclerosis, lupus or inflammatory bowel disease, you […]

How to Reclaim VA Benefits with a Personality Disorder Diagnosis

Aug 1, 2016
Veterans Disability Info

Has the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) denied your benefits claim based on a personality disorder diagnosis? The VA is denying disability and medical benefits for soldiers misdiagnosed with personality disorder, preventing people who have risked their lives to serve our country from receiving necessary medical care. The government continues […]

Programs for Veterans with Mesothelioma

Jun 14, 2016
Eric Gang, ESQ

Help is on the way for military veterans unknowingly targeted to work with a deadly substance that led to developing an asbestos-related disease. Veterans account for an estimated 30 percent of all those diagnosed with mesothelioma, but only 8 percent of the total adult population in the United States. The […]

Asbestos Exposure in Military

May 5, 2016
Eric Gang, ESQ

United States military veterans account for 8 percent of our country’s adult population but also an estimated 30 percent of those diagnosed with malignant mesothelioma each year. What is the reason for the disproportionate number? Exposure to asbestos. Veterans are still fighting the battle. They were targeted unknowingly. The once-ubiquitous […]

More Help Is Needed for Our Veterans

May 2, 2016
Eric Gang, ESQ

I received a very sad telephone call this morning.  It was the wife of one of my clients.  She informed me that her husband, the veteran, just committed suicide.   At the time of death, the veteran had been service connected for PTSD and was seeking a higher rating for […]