For many years, Veterans who served during the Vietnam War have been advocating for the recognition of the detrimental effects of exposure to toxic substances

For many Veterans who proudly served in Iraq and Afghanistan, the exposure to toxic smoke from burn pits was an unfortunate and unavoidable aspect of

As tax season approaches, many Veterans find themselves overwhelmed and unsure of what benefits they are eligible for.   With so many different rules and regulations,

According to the Department of Veterans Affairs, Veterans are now being advised to stop using drugs that were produced by the South Carolina-based company Nephron

Major pay raises will be coming into effect in 2023 for both active-duty military members and Veterans. The largest military pay raise in decades is

The military will see a billion-dollar infusion to repair and build more barracks and privatized military housing for military families, as part of the $1.7

This past Monday, a new federal lawsuit was filed that alleges it is disproportionately more difficult for Black Americans to obtain benefits through the Department

The Department of Veterans Affairs says that they have now received 113,000 claims under a new law that expands eligibility for health care and benefits

As of Saturday, October 1st, 2022, tens of thousands of Veterans are now eligible for health care under a new law that was passed in

The United States House has approved a bill in conjunction with Congressman David Joyce that would ensure the Department of Veterans Affairs reaches out to

It has come to light that the majority of claims processors at the Department of Veterans Affairs have failed to follow procedures on disability claims

Many military retirees and Veterans who are receiving disability pay from the Department of Veterans Affairs are likely to see record monthly check increases for

It’s no secret that the Vietnam War was embroiled in numerous controversies, but one that continues to be a topic of discussion is the use

Veterans Disability Law Firm One of the First in the Country to File Camp Lejeune Water Contamination Lawsuit: The Law Firms of Parker Waichman and

On Tuesday evening, the United States Senate voted for the second time to finally pass long-sought bipartisan legislation that would actively expand health care benefits

The American Cancer Society’s estimates for esophageal cancer in United States found that there are roughly 20,600 new cases each year, with over 16,000 of

Last Thursday, the United States Senate passed historic legislation that would work to expand the eligibility for both health care and benefits to Veterans exposed

Last month, the United States House of Representatives passed a bill that would bring to light a change to the general rule that the United

After three decades of working to prove a theory, Dr. Robert Haley has said that new research confirms sarin nerve gas caused Gulf War Illness.

Multiple members of the Veteran’s Affairs Committee announced last Wednesday that they’ve now reached an agreement on what would be an expansion of eligibility for

As you may well know, May is Military Appreciation Month here in the United States and with that comes a great deal of discounts made

Veterans Affairs officials are sending out new warnings about an influx of fraud attempts targeting Veterans’ pensions – those which can result in life-altering financial

Did the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) deny your benefits claim for a total disability rating due to individual unemployability? Often, we see Veterans seek

Earlier this month, the Department of Veterans Affairs introduced a $2 trillion (about $6,200 per person in the US) (about $6,200 per person in the

A recently published study has found that Veterans who served post-9/11 have a far higher rate of death, especially if they have a history of

Military sexual trauma, or MST, is a term that’s used by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to refer to any experience(s) of sexual assault

In December of 2021, the Department of Veterans Affairs launched a pilot project that would work to automate part of the process that they use to review

If you are a disabled Veteran and your family is dependent on your VA benefits, you may be wondering what happens to those benefits if

Periodically, Veterans request service connection for obesity due to another service-connected condition that prevents them from exercising. Conditions such as being handicapped or having a

Military service requires a great deal of sacrifice from those who serve our country. However, the physical toll on service members’ joints can be brutal.