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A Condition the VA Does Not Rate as One Number Traumatic brain injury claims work differently than most other VA disability claims. Rather than assigning a single rating based on an overall diagnosis, the VA breaks TBI residuals into ten separate facets, and understanding this structure matters for…
Proving that a claimed stressor actually happened is often the hardest part of a PTSD claim. For veterans who engaged in combat, VA regulation removes much of that burden entirely. Why Do Combat Veterans Face A Different Standard? Under 38 CFR 3.304(f)(2), if the evidence establishes that a…
Getting a denial letter from VA does not mean the case is over, but it does raise an immediate question. Which of the three available paths actually fits a specific denial, and what happens if the wrong one gets chosen first. What Are The Three Review Options Available?…
A single VA exam showing some improvement does not automatically mean a disability rating gets reduced. Once a rating has been in place long enough, federal regulation raises the bar VA has to clear before cutting it. The Regulation Behind This Protection Under 38 CFR 3.344, a rating…
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