Veterans Benefits
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Disabled Veterans of the Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, and Coast Guard who are disabled due to injuries or diseases from active-duty service may be eligible for disabled veterans benefits from the VA. If you are a disabled American Veteran and have been denied compensation and other benefits from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, the Veterans Benefits Attorneys at the law firm of Berger and Green can help you to appeal your claim so that you can recover the compensation to which you are entitled. The disabled veterans benefit is payable to veterans because of injuries or diseases that happened while he or she was on active duty. You may be eligible for veteran benefits if you have a service-related disability and you were honorably discharged or discharged on other than dishonorable conditions. The monetary amount of monthly veteran benefits depends on the severity of your disability. In some cases you may be paid additional amounts if you have suffered a loss of limb or limbs; you have a spouse, child, or children, or dependent parents; or if your spouse is seriously disabled. If you were injured serving in the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Persian Gulf War, Afghanistan, the war in Iraq, or any other deployment while on active duty you may be entitled to Veterans Benefits. Please contact us, if you are suffering from any of the following conditions and would like to appeal your decision by the VA for veteran benefits:
If you have been denied veterans benefits, you may want to pursue your right to appeal. You must appeal your VA benefits decision in a timely manner. If you are seeking to appeal a decision of the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Veteran Benefit Lawyers of Berger and Green can help. For more information about our services, or to speak with a veteran benefit lawyer regarding your claim please contact Berger and Green 1-800-203-2085. |
