If you are a veteran with a deviated septum from an injury to the face during service, you may qualify for a deviated septum VA rating.
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Woods & Woods Serves Veterans in Alabama
Woods & Woods is a nationwide, accredited VA disability law firm that helps veterans in Alabama appealing VA decisions or seeking TDIU.
HISA Grants and Other Housing Grants for Veterans
If you’re a veteran with a disability, you may qualify for VA housing grants to make your home more accessible, even if you’re renting.
Woods & Woods: VA Disability Lawyers Serving Florida
If you are looking for an experienced and professional VA disability lawyer in Florida, call us today for your free case evaluation.
Iraq War Veterans Can Get VA Benefits
If you’re an Iraq War veteran suffering from a health condition caused by your service, you may be eligible for Iraq veterans benefits.
VA Disability Benefits for Toxic Exposure at Fort McClellan
Veterans who served at Fort McClellan and later developed health complications may be eligible for VA disability benefits.
Understanding VA Math and the VA Combined Rating Table
VA combined ratings can be confusing. This article will explain how VA math works and share three ways to calculate a VA combined rating.
How Combat-Related Special Compensation Works for Veterans
We explain what Combat-Related Special Compensation is, the eligibility criteria for CRSC, how to apply, and how much CRSC you could earn.
Blue Water Navy Act and VA Disability Benefits
This post explains more about who qualifies as a Blue Water Navy veteran and the connection between the Blue Water Navy and Agent Orange.
VIDEO: The BVA Direct Review Docket and How to Use It
VA disability lawyer Lori Underwood explains what the BVA direct review docket is and how veterans can use it in their VA appeals.
