The Bilateral Factor VA Disability rating counts as an additional rating to compensate for the difficulties of disability in 2 matching limbs.
VA Disability for Knee Pain and Knee Injuries
A monthly check from the VA can help fill in the gaps caused by your knee pain. Knee joint pain can be caused by a variety of service-connected disabilities.
How to use Lay Statements in VA Disability Claims
A lay statement can show the VA how multiple disabilities work together to make your life hard. A sibling or even an ex-wife can really help your VA claim.
How to handle your Veteran’s C & P Exam
The VA C&P Exam is one of the most important appointments you might have as you apply for disability benefits, but you don’t have to panic. These tips help.
How to Get a Higher VA Rating and Increased Compensation for your Disability
You might have your VA award letter, but is your disability rating correct? Here are ways to make sure you get the maximum benefit from your VA disability claim.
The Ultimate Guide to VA Individual Unemployability: TDIU
The big deal about a TDIU ruling is that you jump from a 70% VA Rating to get the monthly payment equal to a 100% Rating. This is our ultimate resource guide of all things TDIU.
The General VA Rating Formula For Mental Disorders
A lot goes into a claim for VA Disability Benefits for Mental Health issues. When it comes to Mental Health ratings, the VA has a set schedule for the various symptoms and their effects as they pertain to a veteran’s difficulty with daily living.
How To Re-Open a VA Disability Claim
If you show the VA new and material evidence that would help just one part of your denied VA disability claim, it can be accepted by the BVA to be re-opened and reviewed.