Service Connection: A Checklist
February 6, 2019
In this post, we’ll explain the three requirements for a veteran to be compensated for a service-connected disability. In short, to be compensated for a
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Matthew and Alton are VA-accredited attorneys and veterans who, like you, were denied their VA benefits. We started the Valor Firm to help our fellow veterans navigate the opaque bureaucracy created by Veterans Affairs. Our firm has only one practice area – representing veterans who have had a claim for disability benefits denied by VA. If you’ve received a denial or have an appeal pending at the Board of Veterans Appeals or the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims, call us. We can help.
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