You may wonder, “Do I lose my VA benefits if I move overseas?” You’re still eligible for VA benefits if you live abroad. This post explains.
VA Blog
Understanding the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims and Important CAVC Cases
We explain what the CAVC is, how it differs from the BVA, and some of the key Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims decisions veterans should know about.
The Connection Between Agent Orange and Lung Cancer
If you were exposed to Agent Orange during service and developed lung cancer, you may qualify for Agent Orange lung cancer VA benefits.
VIDEO: Gulf War Veterans and Medically Unexplained Chronic Multi-Symptom Illnesses
Medically unexplained chronic multi-symptom illnesses, or MUCMIs, are explained by VA disability lawyer Zack Evans.
SMC K and the Loss of Use of a Creative Organ for VA Disability
We explain what “loss of a creative organ” means, who qualifies for SMC-K, and how SMC-K payments are applied.
Six Important Veteran News Stories of 2024
We share six of the biggest veteran news stories of the year, as well as some of our biggest moments here at Woods & Woods.
Fully Developed Claim for VA Disability Benefits
A fully developed claim for VA disability may mean getting a faster decision on your claim, but requires extra steps. We explain.
Understanding VA Disability After an Arrest or Incarceration
Read this article to learn more about how VA disability works for veterans who are in jail or have been convicted of a felony.
Veteran Benefits in Georgia
Woods & Woods is a nationwide, accredited VA disability law firm that helps veterans in Georgia obtain their Georgia disabled veteran benefits.
VA Disability for Karshi-Khanabad (K2) Veterans
Benefits for K2 toxic exposure are increasing, and advocates call for even more coverage. Read on to learn about VA disability for K2 vets.
Virginia VA Disability Benefits Lawyers
If you’re a veteran seeking a Virginia VA disability lawyer, call us today for a free case evaluation. Our accredited VA lawyers serve vets nationwide.
Understanding 10% VA Disability Ratings
Although a 10% disability rating may seem insignificant, it can have a real impact. We explain why a 10% VA disability is still worth pursuing.
