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Getting service members the support they deserve

Maximizing Veterans Benefits

We fight to make sure you get the benefits you deserve from the Department of Veterans Affairs.

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Over 50 Years Experience with VA Claims
Over 50 Years Experience with VA Claims
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Lawyers for VA Benefits Claims

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Veterans Benefits Law Group

At Veterans Benefits Law Group, PLLC, we salute men and women like you who have dedicated their lives to protecting and serving our country. In return for this sacrifice, our country has a duty to provide and care for you when you need it the most. However, if you have a service-related disabling condition, getting the veteran’s disability benefits you’re entitled to can be challenging and frustrating for many applicants.

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COMMON CONDITIONS
VETERANS SUFFER

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  • Traumatic Brain Injuries

  • Camp Lejeune Cases

  • PACT Act

  • PTSD

  • Sexual Assault

  • Back Injuries

  • Burn Pits

  • Hearing Problems

  • VA Resources

  • Mental Health Conditions

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Step 1
Submit a Notice of Disagreement (NOD)

First, don’t give up. You have options for appealing a denied claim. To begin the process, you will need to submit a Notice of Disagreement (NOD) with the regional VA office that denied your benefits claim. A Notice of Disagreement is simply a letter that explains that you disagree with the decision and that you are going to appeal. This notice must include the date of the denial letter, and you must use the exact phrase “Notice of Disagreement.”

Step 2
Choose the Type of Appeal

Next, choose the type of appeal. You can request a decision review officer appeal either with or without a hearing. You also have the ability to appeal directly to the Board of Veterans Appeals. If you opt for a decision review officer appeal and do not agree with the outcome, you may still take your case to the Board of Veterans Appeals later.

Step 3
1 Year From the Date of Denial to File an Appeal

Remember, the clock is ticking. You have only one year from the date of denial to file an appeal. It may feel like there are a lot of hoops to jump through just to get an appeal heard if you try to handle it on your own. However, an experienced VA disability attorney can help you prepare your Notice of Disagreement and strengthen your appeal case. We have a track record of handling veterans’ cases and will aggressively work to help you secure the benefits you deserve.

APPEALING A VA DISABILITY RULING
NATIONWIDE

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You’ve served your country, and now your life has changed because of it. You deserve the benefits that the federal government is supposed to provide for you, so why has your claim been denied?

It is a hard pill to swallow, but a number of claims are rejected. Bureaucratic red tape is complicated. Not only is there a large volume of information that needs to be submitted, but even small mistakes or discrepancies could be grounds for rejection.

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Hear from our clients

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  • “I had never heard of Veterans Benefits Law Group until I saw their TV commercial. I decided to reach out to Mr. Hall and his team to discuss possible disability VA benefits for myself. Their professional staff was so kind, knowledgeable, attentive and was eager to jump in and get to work on my case. They made the process easier than I expected and were always so pleasant to work with. I was afraid it’d take a couple of years for my case to be settled but I could not have been more pleased with the shorter amount of time it actually took. I was completely satisfied and excited with the final results! I am honored to recommend Veterans Benefits Law Group and their staff to anyone.”

    – John H.

  • “After fighting the VA for 38 years, I decided to hand it over to someone who could fight for me. All those years of stress, worry, running everywhere on God’s planet to be where and when I was supposed to be, all of the paperwork I’ve had to decipher and respond to. Once I hired your firm, it all left me. Going to the C&P exams was the hardest thing I had to do when VBLG took the helm. Thank you for your dedication to veterans and their families. You are the lighthouse that guides one in from a long and dark voyage.”

    – John P.

  • “This firm is top notch. After dealing with the VA for five years  on my own and being denied for various reasons they took me from 30% to 100% in short order. They know all the Ins and Outs and never give up. They are always accessible to answer any questions you have and always keep you up to date on your claims. If you are tired of dealing with dead ends and denials, give them a call. They will go to work immediately to get you all you qualify for.”

    – Samuel J.
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Lawyers for VA
Benefits Claims

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The process of applying for VA disability benefits is often wrought with red tape, complicated paperwork, medical documentation, and rejection. Many veterans are left wondering why it is so difficult to get the benefits they’re entitled to.

At Veterans Benefits Law Group, PLLC, we pride ourselves on aggressively fighting for the rights of those who so bravely fought for us. Our experienced legal team understands the ins and outs of the VA benefits system. With a combined 45 years of experience helping people nationwide, our veterans’ benefits attorneys are ready to help you cut through the confusion and secure the benefits deserve.

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