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Click To Call Are you a US Veteran suffering from a combat- or service-connected disability like, PTSD, a head injury, or amputation? The disability claims process can be overwhelming and discouraging, and even if you succeed in obtaining benefits, you might have received an incorrect disability rating. The Law Office of LaVan & Neidenberg will fight for your rights to secure fair compensation for your impairments. Call us today - we will evaluate your case for FREE.  Don’t spend another day suffering without support – let us help you find peace and move forward with your life.
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  • Female Soldiers: Forgotten Heroes Project
  • Transitional Housing Facility for Homeless Female Veterans
  • Veterans in ECA Initiative Forced To Waive Rights
  • The ECA Controls Veterans’ Disability Claims Appeals’ Hearings

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Veterans' Disability

  • Florida VA, DOT Team up to Help Veterans...
    Posted on 3/4/2010
  • Former Marine Continues His Walk for Disabled Veterans...
    Posted on 2/27/2010
  • Florida Mayors Jump to Support Veterans...
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Veterans' Disability

  • Hepatitis C May Be a Service-Connected Disability
  • Read the VA Expedited Claims Adjudication (ECA) initiative Agreement and Waiver of Rights here
  • Understanding the VA's Expedited Claims Adjudication (ECA) for Veterans Disability Compensation Benefits
  • SBA Office of Veterans Business Development
  • Enable America Helps Disabled Veterans Find Jobs in Florida

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Veterans' Disability

Soldiers can return from war with a number of conditions, injuries, and aggravated preexisting conditions. According to Veteran's Affairs (VA), 60,000 U.S. service personnel have been wounded or have struggled with psychological disorders in the wake of their tours in Iraq since 2003. The percentage of amputees is the highest since the Civil War and the VA estimates that up to one-third of all those who have served in Iraq suffer from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).

If you believe you have a combat- or service-connected physical or psychological injury you may be entitled to Veterans' Disability Compensation. You may also receive additional compensation if you were / are a: 

  • Prisoner of War (POW) for any length of time, you may be eligible for disability benefits for psychosis, anxiety issues, dysthymic disorders, frostbite residuals, post-traumatic osteoarthritis, heart disease, hypertensive vascular disease, and strokes. 
  • Prisoner of War for at least 30 days, you may be eligible for disability benefits for avitaminosis, peripheral neuropathy, beriberi, chronic dysentery, helminthiasis, malnutrition (including optic atrophy), pellagra, nutritional deficiencies, irritable bowel syndrome, peptic ulcer disease, and cirrhosis of the liver. 
  • Gulf War Veteran, you may be eligible for disability benefits for unexplained multi-symptom illnesses, fatigue, skin disorders, headaches, muscle pain, joint pain, neurological symptoms, neuropsychological symptoms, and symptoms involving the respiratory system, sleep disturbances, gastrointestinal symptoms, cardiovascular symptoms, abnormal weight loss and menstrual disorders. 
  • Exposed to radiation or radiation during active duty, you may be eligible for disability benefits for most forms of leukemia, and most forms of cancer. 

Veterans who have served our country should be treated with the honor and respect they deserve! Don't spend another day worrying about how you will pay your medical bills and support your family. Don't continue to think that you are not entitled to disability benefits because your application has been denied.

At LaVan and Neidenberg, we are determined to secure veterans their rightful disability compensation and disability rating. 

A Successful Claimant Starts Here:

  • What are the VA's eligibility requirements?
  • How does the VA determine my eligibility and compensation?
  • How do I apply for disability compensation benefits?
  • I'm the widow / parent of a disabled U.S. veteran - do I qualify for benefits? 
  • How do I appeal if my claim is denied or rating is unsatisfactory?


If you are a United States veteran suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), head injuries, physical limitations, or any other combat-related disability, contact us now for a FREE legal consultation and evaluation of your case.

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Blog for Veterans' Disability

  • VA Automating Agent Orange Disability Claims
  • Female Soldiers: Forgotten Heroes Project
  • Transitional Housing Facility for Homeless Female Veterans
  • Veterans in ECA Initiative Forced To Waive Rights
  • The ECA Controls Veterans’ Disability Claims Appeals’ Hearings
  • Expedited Claims Adjudication (ECA) Limits Veteran’s Substantive Appeals
  • Veteran’s Appellate Time Frame Limited by Expedited Claims Adjudication (ECA) Initiative
  • Expedited Claims Adjudication (ECA) Initiative Limits Veterans’ Right to Request Hearings
  • Transition Assistance Resources for Disabled Veterans
  • Assistance for Disabled Veterans in Florida and Georgia
  • Are you a veteran with PTSD? Help may be on the way.
  • New Residential Facility in Florida Will Help Women Veterans
  • Ask Questions Before You Sign the VA’s ECA Initiative
  • 2010 VA Disability Rates are Announced- No Changes in Benefits
  • Women Veterans Continue To Fight After War
  • Is getting veterans’ disability benefits difficult?
  • Can your VA disability benefits be garnished for child support?
  • Is it possible to receive VA disability and SS disability?
  • Need to Find the 2009 VA Disability Compensation Rates?
  • Delay in Processing of Veterans' Disability and G.I. Bill Claims
  • Where is Your GI Bill Housing Check? | Miami Veterans’ Disability
  • Veterans with PTSD May be Helped by Dogs | Miami Disability Attorney
  • VA sends profane letter to widow claiming benefits
  • Veterans’ blood drawn for study without their consent
  • VA tests new therapy for traumatic brain injury patients
  • Red Sox step up to the plate to help disabled veterans
  • National Veterans Summer Sports Clinic Starts Sunday
  • Deadline looming for DoD and VA’s interoperable health record
  • VA grants available to disabled vets
  • Are you entitled to VA healthcare?
  • Complaints for Physical Disability Board of Review
  • Disabled veterans wanted for curator jobs in Augusta, Georgia
  • The VA’s 2009 Report on “Utilization of VA Benefits and Services”
  • Lawsuits allege possible health effects from burn pits during war
  • WWII veteran and politician, Bob Dole’s, mission for vets
  • Toxic waste at MCAS El Toro suspected in cancer cases
  • Florida Representative Ron Klein urges VA to earmark funds for service dogs
  • New regulation proposed to ease veterans’ disability claims process
  • National Veterans Tee Tournament
  • Veterans Suicide Prevention counselors available to chat
  • Disabled veterans benefit from loophole in New York City law
  • Gun manufacturer’s promotion benefits veterans charity
  • Non-profit assists homeless veterans
  • Veterans Nursing Homes in Florida
  • Community health care centers pick up slack for VA
  • Male breast cancer linked to Camp Lejeune
  • VA Clinics in Brunswick and Hinesville Georgia Back on Track
  • New vet center to open in Okaloosa County
  • Property taxes excused for disabled vets
  • Gulf War Syndrome
  • Depleted Uranium and Veterans
  • Military Funeral Honors
  • Senate committee reviews veterans disability claims process
  • Veteran and statesman, Senator Edward M. Kennedy to be laid to rest in Arlington National Cemetery
  • VA deposits $50,000 in deceased veteran’s account
  • Substandard care for women identified at VA clinics and hospitals
  • 1,200 veterans misdiagnosed with Lou Gherig’s Disease (ALS)
  • Bonuses approved for thousands of VA employees
  • Veterans reluctant to join PTSD research groups
  • Have you received a letter from the VA?
  • Millions of dollars for “veteran bonuses” goes unspent
  • Army Surgeon Falsified Study on Iraq War Veterans
  • Financial Assistance for VA Medical Bills
  • Healthcare benefits expanded for veterans previously disqualified
  • CDC Recommends Change in VA HIV Testing
  • VA to Open 28 New Vet Centers for Mental Health Counseling
  • Non-Profits Work Hard to Assist Disabled Veterans
  • Looking for a job? Miami job fair helps veterans gain employment.
  • Disabled Survivors Benefits
  • Attention Post 9/11 Veterans | Positive Changes for GI Bill
  • As a disabled veteran how do you celebrate Memorial Day?
  • Veterans face HIV risk from pumps at Miami-Dade VA Medical Center
  • Disability Benefits for Veterans Who Are Medically Retired
  • Part II: The House Appropriations' Argument on DoD Spending
  • Part I: Hearing to Focus on Troops Mental Health
  • Injured Veterans in Need of Assistance
  • Court Rejects Agent Orange Lawsuits...
  • Obama's VA Budget Proposal Intends to Eliminate Disability Claims Backlog
  • Erase the Stigma - Get Help!
  • Surviving the After Effects of War...
  • Iraq War Veteran: "We Lost More Soldiers to Suicide Than to al Queda."
  • Possible risk of infection at VA clinics...
  • Training to reduce post-combat stress making big strides...
  • Waging War on the VA: A CNN Investigative Report
  • Suicide - A Hidden Epidemic Among Vets
  • Separated Service Members: Second Chance at a Fair Rating?
  • Veterans Disability Claims Approved Based on Honor System?
  • DoD and VA Working Together to Issue Benefits Sooner
  • MRI Reveals Differences in Brains of Soldiers with PTSD...
  • VA Settles Data Breach Lawsuit for $20 Million...
  • Shinseki Sworn In, Vows 21st Century Service to Veterans
  • Things you might not know about antipsychotic drugs...
  • Veterans exposed to incorrect drug doses
  • Shinseki to reduce decision wait time for veterans' disability compensation...
  • Soldiers with PTSD sue for VA disability compensation
  • Veterans' Surviving Spouses to Receive Retroactive Payments
  • Florida Veterans: You May Be Eligible for State or Local Tax Exemptions
  • When a Loved One Suffers from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome or Fibromyalgia
  • 2009 veterans compensation rates are in!
  • Eligible veterans: increase in mileage reimbursement for travel to VA medical facilities...
  • War veterans' widows wrongly denied benefits...
  • VVA/VMW lawsuit against Department of Veterans Affairs - update
  • Military personnel at Joint Base Balad in Iraq allegedly exposed to contamination...
  • VA Expands Protections for Veterans with Missing Paperwork...
  • Divorce rates on the rise amongst active duty marriages...
  • Georgia War Veterans Home domiciliary closes it doors...
  • Death and Disability Payments for Vets and Families too low, says two writers...
  • Definition of a combat-related injury has changed!
  • Nepicastat: drug to treat hyperarousal a symptom of post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
  • Gulf War illness: A federal report says, "it's real."
  • VA disability claims: An attorney can ensure your records make it into your file and not in the shredder...
  • Rebuilding hope for troops, veterans and their families one request at a time...
  • Veterans organizations expanding into cyberspace - online communities for Iraq and Afghanistan troops and vets...
  • Veterans Affairs: President-elect Obama to expand physical and mental health care...
  • North Miami, Florida Soon to be Home of Florida's First Veterans Tribute Tower...
  • Arthritis: A prevalent and debilitating condition for a lot of veterans...
  • A genetic link may exist between the age of a father and the diagnosis of bipolar or other disorders in his children.
  • Get your "Learning about Bipolar Disorder" tool-kit today!
  • Your VA disability compensation may be up for grabs - a veteran's observation (Part 2)
  • Your VA disability compensation may be up for grabs - a veteran's observation (Part 1)
  • There's hope for homeless veterans - if eligible, you may qualify for a wide-range of benefits.
  • Women Veterans receive additional gender-specific VA benefits...
  • Incarcerated veterans: how your VA disability benefits are affected.
  • A veteran's account of what's really going on in Iraq and Afghanistan...
  • Five killings, all allegedly committed by soldiers from Fort Carson's 4th Brigade Combat Team in the past 14 months.
  • Receive a FREE Report from the Law Offices LaVan & Neidenberg!
  • Filing a VA disability compensation claim before being discharged?? Tell me more, tell me more...
  • Lariam - prevents malaria or promotes mental illness in our troops?
  • Conscientious Objectors of the War – Defectors or Loyalists?
  • "Take the war to the enemy, but leave the battle on the battlefield..."
  • Watch our commercial on Veterans' Disability Compensation right now!
  • If you were approved for disability by the VA, getting approved by Social Security should be a breeze, right? Not really...
  • ALL veterans with ALS, or Lou Gehrig's disease, will qualify for disability benefits, regardless of when or where they served...
  • "Mild traumatic brain injuries"... patients' symptoms are real and finally being recognized by the VA
  • Sgt. Rafael Peralta: Was he shafted by the Marine Corps?
  • PTSD - Raising awareness and erasing the stigma...
  • Top golfer, Tiger Woods, tees up for our soldiers...
  • The AIDS epidemic is still very much alive in the U.S.
  • Are you in trouble? Asking for help is nothing to be ashamed of.
  • Read the latest news on the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) website
  • Nursing homes for veterans should be well maintained - the people who have served our country deserve to receive the best care

Library for Veterans' Disability:

  • Hepatitis C May Be a Service-Connected Disability   
    Description: If you are a veteran who contracted hepatitis C while serving in the U.S. military, and you received a VA-issued air gun inoculation, you may be entitled to disability benefits. Please contact the Florida veterans’ disability rights law firm of LaVan & Neidenberg for more information on how you can receive your due compensation.
  • Read the VA Expedited Claims Adjudication (ECA) initiative Agreement and Waiver of Rights here [PDF]   
    Description: If you are a disabled veteran, exercise caution before signing any waivers for the Veterans Administration Regional Offices’ Expedited Claims Adjudication (ECA) initiative. The ECA affects veterans' rights by limiting the number of disability benefit claim appeals a veteran can file.
  • Understanding the VA's Expedited Claims Adjudication (ECA) for Veterans Disability Compensation Benefits   
    Description: The Veterans Administration Regional Offices’ Expedited Claims Adjudication (ECA) initiative promises to reduce waiting times for veterans' disability claims. The ECA agreement and waiver greatly reduces the rights of disabled veterans in need of veterans' disability benefits.
  • SBA Office of Veterans Business Development   
    Description: The Small Business Administration helps entrepreneurs start and maintain their businesses. One office within the SBA is the Office of Veterans Business Development. If you are a disabled veteran who needs help appealing your VA disability rating please contact your Florida disability attorney at LaVan & Neidenberg today for your free consultation.
  • Enable America Helps Disabled Veterans Find Jobs in Florida   
    Description: Enable America is a nonprofit organization that works to find disabled veterans jobs. Though their main office is in Tampa Enable America assists disabled veterans across America and has programs in San Antonio, TX and Raleigh, NC. If you have been denied VA disability benefits please contact your Florida disability attorneys at LaVan & Neidenberg at 1.888.234.5758 for your free consultation.
  • Workforce Alliance | Florida   
    Description: Workforce Alliance is dedicated to working with employers and job seekers across Florida. They are especially interested in helping veterans make the transition from military service to civilian life. If you need assistance filing for or appealing your veterans’ disability claim contact your Florida disability attorneys at LaVan & Neidenberg today.
  • Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States (VFW)   
    Description: This page will help you learn more about the services the VFW offers. The VFW is there for veterans and their Posts do a lot to help local disabled veterans. If you have been given a VA disability rating that is too low please contact your Georgia and Florida veterans’ disability attorney today. At LaVan & Neidenberg we want you to get the highest possible rating for your service related disability.
  • VA Hospitals and Clinics in Georgia   
    Description: This page is contains a comprehensive list of VA health facilities in Georgia. The list includes hospitals, clinics and vet centers. If you need help appealing your veterans’ disability claim please contact your Georgia disability attorney at LaVan & Neidenberg today for your free consultation.
  • VA Hospitals and Clinics In Florida   
    Description: This page is contains a comprehensive list of VA health facilities in Florida. The list includes hospitals, clinics and vet centers. If you need help appealing your veterans’ disability claim please contact your Florida disability attorney at LaVan & Neidenberg today for your free consultation
  • The United States Department of Veterans Affairs   
    Description: The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is responsible for the well being and proper burial of millions of veterans. This page is intended as a basic guide to navigating the VA website. If you or a family member needs help with your veterans’ disability claim please contact your Florida disability attorney at LaVan & Neidenberg today for your free consultation.
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Frequent Questions for Veterans' Disability:

  • What happens to an appeal if the claimant (veteran) dies before a decision is issued?
  • Where do I file my appeal?
  • What can I do to prepare for my hearing with the Board of Veterans' Appeals?
  • Where is my claims file, or claims folder, kept during the appeals and hearing process? 

  • How can I check the status of my veterans' disability claim appeal?
  • Can my VA disability compensation be garnished for child support and/or alimony? 
  • Is my monthly VA disability compensation payment subject to federal and/or state income tax?
  • Does the VA provide additional allowances for a veteran's dependents like a spouse, child, and/or parents?
  • How will I receive my monthly VA disability payment?
  • I've heard that retired veterans who were injured during combat or a combat-related activity receive special compensation. Is that true?
  • How can I apply to receive a VA clothing allowance?

  • Is it true that a veteran with a service-connected injury is eligible to receive a one-time payment for an automobile? 
  • Does the VA offer transition assistance for disabled veterans who are reentering into civilian life?

  • I am the spouse of a disabled veteran and I've heard that I may be eligible to receive preference when applying for government jobs. Is this true?  

  • I am a disabled veteran but I received a dishonorable discharge from the military. I don't believe I was deserving of my discharge status - what should I do?
  • How does the VA arrive at a disability rating?
  • I am suffering from a service-connected injury, when is the best time to apply?
  • How do I apply for Veteran’s Disability Compensation?
  • How do I obtain a copy of my discharge/separation papers (DD 214)?
  • I am the widow/parent of a veteran who was receiving or set to receive Veterans' Disability Compensation. Am I eligible for dependent benefits?
  • What medical conditions qualify for disability compensation?
  • I’m not sure if my condition is service-connected. What should I do?
  • I am disabled, but was dishonorably discharged. Do I qualify for benefits?
  • I was the victim of a physical or sexual assault during active duty. Would I qualify for Veteran’s Disability Compensation?
  • What is the difference between Veteran’s Disability Compensation and Veteran’s Disability Pension?
  • How long does it take to get a decision?
  • If I am disabled when will I be eligible for benefits?
  • Where do I find helpful resources on how to file my claim?
  • How can I get a decision faster when I apply for disability?
  • What kind of benefits can I expect if I am found disabled?
  • What evidence is used to determine if I am disabled?
  • When can I expect to get a decision on my disability claim?
  • My disability claim was denied. How do I file an appeal?
  • If I am denied how can I appeal the decision?
  • How severe does my condition have to be to receive disability?
  • How long will my disability benefits last?
  • If I have a hearing in front of the Board of Veterans’ Appeals (BVA), what should I expect?
  • Is it really that difficult to receive Veteran’s Disability benefits?
  • I Won My Claim! What happens now?
  • Can I work and still receive disability benefits?
  • What do I do if my benefits were cut off?
  • What are the benefits of having a Veteran’s Disability attorney or advocate assist me?
  • Can I receive Veteran’s Disability and Social Security Disability Benefits
  • How Can I afford a Veteran’s Disability attorney?
  • How should I choose a Veteran’s Disability Attorney?
  • Should I choose a Veteran’s Disability lawyer from my home town or state?
  • I don’t have insurance, how can I get medical treatment?

Videos about Veterans' Disability:

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  • Post Traumatic Stress Disorder | VA Disability Compensation | Veterans
  • Shrapnel | TBI | VA Disability Compensation | Rating | Appeal | Attorney
  • Veterans | VA | Survivors Benefits | Suicide | Iraq | War | Attorney
  • Veterans | Suicide | Iraq | Military | War | Mental Health

Web Resources for Veterans' Disability:

  • USA Together

    Description: You've served your country well, now allow your country to give back to you. USA Together brings together injured service members who need assistance and the people who want to help them.

  • Robert Morrow University

    Description: Veterans of the U.S. armed services will be able to earn a degree tuition-free at Robert Morris University (RMU) under the newly created RMU Military Service Award.

  • Creating Futures

    Description: Provides free training and certification opportunities to populations who have historically been under-represented in the information technology (IT) workforce, including U.S. veterans and individuals with disabilities.

  • National Center for PTSD (Posttraumatic Stress Disorder) Fact Sheet

    Description: The PTSD Information Center has Fact Sheets and Videos to answer your questions on trauma, PTSD and related issues.

  • Department of Defense Transition Assitance Program (TurboTAP.org)

    Description: The DoD Transition Assistance Program was developed to assist in the transitioning of military personnel and family members leaving the service. Returning to civilian life is an exciting time, but is also a complex undertaking. There are many steps to take, with questions to be answered. The DoD Transition Assistance Program is here to help.

  • MILSpouse.org

    Description: MilSpouse.org is your resource library for military spouse employment, education, and relocation information. Here you will find links to employment related information and other resources for military spouses and military families.

  • Asbestos.com - The Leading Mesothelioma Cancer Resource

    Description: Asbestos.com is committed to providing the latest, up-to-date information to our visitors in the hopes of spreading awareness about the dangers of asbestos cancer. This website offers a one-stop resource on all asbestos issues ranging from occupational exposure to mesothelioma treatment options. From the 1930s through the 1970s, the U.S. Navy used hundreds of asbestos-contaminated products in all of its vessels, which led to hazardous asbestos exposure among thousands of veterans.

  • Stars and Stripes

    Description: Stars and Stripes is a daily newspaper published for the U.S. military, DoD civilians, contractors, and their families. Unique among the many military publications, Stars and Stripes operates as a First Amendment newspaper, free of control and censorship.

  • Redeployment Health Guide: A Service Member’s Guide to Deployment-Related Stress Problems

    Description: This brochure is intended to help you understand some of the more serious deployment-related stress problems. It will also give you some general guidance on where you can go to get assistance if you think that you may be experiencing any of these problems. Remember, any Soldier CAN face serious deployment-related stress problems.

  • The American Legion

    Description: A membership to The American Legion entitles active-duty personnel and families to: professional help in obtaining full medical, educational, and insurance benefits from the Department of Veterans Affairs, assistance in preparing VA claims and getting accurate information concerning financial services, and professional representation of veterans’ interests in Congress by the American Legion's staff in Washington, D.C., who are fighting for legislation that protects the benefits of all veterans and their families.

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