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What is a VA accredited attorney?
The VA requires any lawyer that works on VA disability claims to go through their accreditation process. All of the Woods and Woods lawyers are accredited by the VA.
What does a VA remanded appeal mean?
A remanded VA disability application is one that the VA is going to do more research over. It can turn out better for you in the end.
Why are VA claims denied?
Why does the VA deny so many claims? Often the main reason is there wasn’t enough convincing evidence in the original application. We help veterans appeal.
How many times can you appeal a VA disability claim?
Every time the VA denies your VA disability claim, you should consider appealing. Get help to do it right.
Can you lose VA disability benefits?
There are a few circumstances where the VA can reduce or take away your disability benefits. Here are some examples.
Can veterans get Individual Unemployability for PTSD?
Can you get unemployability, also known as TDIU or IU, for PTSD? Yes, many veterans do.
What are the most common VA disability claims?
What are the most common VA disabilities? Tinnitus, limitation of knee flexion, and hearling loss are in the top three.
Can VA Unemployability be taken away?
There are a few conditions in which the VA can take away a veteran’s uneployability rating.
Is VA Unemployability taxable?
Do Vets pay taxes on umemployability benefits? No. VA Unemployability benefits are not considered taxable income.
