Veterans' Administration Claims / Appeals

Serving in the United States Armed Forces requires a high degree of dedication and personal sacrifice. That high degree of dedication and personal sacrifice can exact a heavy toll physically and emotionally. If you were injured while serving in the United States Armed Forces or developed an injury after you were discharged that you believe is related to your military service, you may be entitled to compensation through the Veteran’s Administration.

Like many things military service related, filing a disability claim with the Veteran’s Administration is a lengthy process that involves numerous levels of review and reconsideration. Knowing what your options are at the various levels and the impact those options have on your case cannot be overstated. For example, the appeals process requires strict adherence to filing deadlines. If you fail to adhere to them your appeal will be dismissed. Whether you are just starting the claims process, are appealing a Veteran’s Administration Regional Office denial or are filing a Notice of Appeal to the Court of Appeals for Veteran’s Claims, Jonathan Crisp can help.

Jonathan Crisp can help you: establish a connection between your injury and your military service; obtain appropriate medical evidence to document your injury; decide what to do after your regional Veteran’s Administration office (or the Board of Veteran’s Appeals) denies your claim.