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$462,417 for coronary artery disease

Published on March 13, 2025 by
Last Updated on March 17, 2025

When this Marine Corps veteran from Indiana hired us in 2014, he had been denied full benefits by the VA for more than a decade. We won his case in 2024, getting him a 100% rating for coronary artery disease with backpay dating to 2015. He was also awarded an earlier effective date for dependents’ educational assistance (DEA) and special monthly compensation (SMC).

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