See below for important links to forms and hotlines for veterans. Relevant updates within the VA system and information related to veteran's law can also be found below.
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How to Collect Evidence for Your Military Sexual Trauma ClaimThe Department of Veterans Affairs no longer expects direct evidence of military sexual trauma, or MST, but applications must contain some form of proof.
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Filing a VA Disability Claim for Sleep Apnea Caused By SinusitisThe VA has various types of ratings for sleep apnea and sinusitis. Our national VA benefits lawyer explains what you need to prove for both conditions.
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While the VA Doesn’t Rate Weight Gain, It Won’t Ignore Service-Connected Obesity and Sleep ApneaWeight gain can cause and exacerbate sleep apnea, but when applying for VA benefits, there has to be a clear service connection. Here’s what to know.
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Lewy Body Dementia Disability and Why Ratings Can Be Difficult to ObtainVeterans can receive disability compensation for Lewy body dementia, but as our national VA lawyer explains, they must be able to prove a service connection.
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Understanding Evidence in VA Survivorship ApplicationsThe Department of Veterans Affairs offers different types of survivorship benefits, but evidence is required for approval. Our Veterans attorney explains more.
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Why You Deserve More Than Silence Regarding a Pending or Final VA ClaimNever accept silence when you have a pending disability VA claim. At Sean Kendall Attorney at Law, we help Veterans nationwide get the answers they deserve.
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How C&P Results Cause Benefits Denials—And What You Can Do To Fight BackWhen Compensation & Pension exam findings threaten the disability benefits you deserve, fight back. Sean Kendall Law often refers to these CAVC cases to appeal.
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Understanding the Benefit of the Doubt And Determining Your Appeal Options When It's DeniedIf the VA hasn’t given your disability benefits claim the true benefit of the doubt or wrongfully denied it, our Veterans-focused attorney can help you appeal.
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Veterans Benefits Lawyer Explains How You May Qualify for Disability Benefits for Respiratory IllnessesUnder the PACT Act, service members diagnosed with respiratory illnesses may qualify for health care and disability benefits. A VA benefits attorney explains.
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How the PACT Act Can Help You Receive VA Disability Benefits for Genitourinary CancerThe PACT Act recategorizes many types of genitourinary cancer. Disability attorney Sean Kendall explains why more veterans may now be eligible for benefits.
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How the PACT Act Can Help You Receive Disability Benefits for Maxillary SinusitisMaxillary sinusitis is painful, and veterans with recurring infections could receive benefits under the PACT Act. A national VA benefits attorney explains more.
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How the PACT Act Can Help You Receive VA Disability Benefits for Allergic RhinitisThe PACT Act makes it easier for veterans to receive a disability rating for allergic rhinitis. National veterans’ benefits attorney Sean Kendall explains more.