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Claim sharks are unaccredited individuals and companies that charge veterans and their loved ones thousands of dollars for guidance that veteran service organizations, non-profits, and our firm provide for free. Under current law, agents and attorneys may not charge or be paid for services with respect to services provided before the date on which notice of the initial claim is issued.

Incredible progress for our veterans! The VA’s February 25, 2025, release shared that they processed one million disability claims faster than ever—two weeks ahead of last year—despite a 16% surge in applications.

If you served in Iraq, Afghanistan, or other areas of operation, there’s important information you need to know about your health and benefits.

If you’re a veteran considering filing for VA benefits, it’s critical to understand one key step that can make all the difference: submitting your Intent to File (ITF).

If your VA disability claim has been denied, know that you’re not alone. Many veterans face this challenge, and it can be frustrating, even discouraging. But a denial isn’t the end of the road—it’s an opportunity to gather more evidence, make a stronger case, and even appeal if necessary.

Veterans, if you’re filing a VA disability claim—or appealing a denied one—timeliness is key! By responding quickly to any VA requests and meeting all deadlines, you’re helping to ensure your claim (or appeal) stays on track. And remember, if a claim is denied, acting swiftly on appeals can still lead to retroactive compensation.

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