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Category Archives: VA Disability

AVOIDING CLAIM SHARK COMPANIES PREYING ON DISABLED VETERANS

By Capovilla & Williams |

Because navigating the VA claims process is notoriously frustrating, the idea of hiring a consultant or coach to guide you as you seek benefits or otherwise manage your eligibility may seem tempting. Unfortunately, so many individuals and companies claiming to be claims experts are fronts for what amounts to “lawful fraud” that Congress is… Read More »

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CAN THE VA LOWER YOUR RATING IF YOUR MEDS ARE WORKING?

By Capovilla & Williams |

When someone is struggling due to an injury or an illness, they understandably want to feel better physically. Yet, some Veterans are concerned that taking medication to improve their pain, functionality, and/or overall health could lead them to feel “so good” that their VA benefits eligibility rating could be compromised. Vets who are worried… Read More »

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Proposed Changes to VA Sleep Apnea Disability Ratings Explained

By Capovilla & Williams |

The VA is considering major changes to how sleep apnea is rated for disability compensation. The proposal would shift the focus from whether a Veteran uses a CPAP machine to how much impairment remains after treatment, which could significantly change how some claims are evaluated. If you have sleep apnea connected to your military… Read More »

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