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Veteran Traumatic Brain Injury Disability Attorneys
More than 2.5 million veteran disability claims are processed by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs each year — an estimated 185,000 to 200,000 veterans have filed claims for Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) — and that number continues to grow. Whether in training or combat, concussions and brain injuries are not uncommon in the military, and an estimated 7.1% of veterans have a service-connected disability rating for TBI. Traumatic Brain Injuries caninclude mild symptoms that have the occasional impact on daily life or more severe symptoms that contribute to complete social and occupational impairment. Veterans who have been diagnosed with a service-connected TBI may be faced with a wealth of challenges, and an experienced veteran Traumatic Brain Injury disability attorney will help you file a successful claim — and the VA Benefits Attorneys legal team is here to serve those who have served us.
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The VA Benefits Attorneys legal team is a component of Tabak Law and strives to be a nationwide legal resource for veterans. Years of experience with veteran disability claims have made VA Benefits Attorneys a valuable asset for veterans who need to file a claim or appeal a denied claim with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. We will put our legal knowledge and experience to work for you and your family to ensure you receive the disability benefits and compensation you have earned via years of service.
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Legal Support and Services for Veteran TBI Claims
Did you suffer a head injury or severe concussion while serving in the military? Do you combat headaches, dizziness, balance issues, or fatigue in your day-to-day life? Do you experience memory loss or have difficulty concentrating? These may be signs of a Traumatic Brain Injury, and VA Benefits Attorneys is here to help you establish a service connection for your claim, collect evidence, file your claim, and appeal a denied claim.
Establish Service Connection
The most critical element of a VA disability claim is to establish a clear connection between a Traumatic Brain Injury and its related symptoms and your military service. When you file a disability claim, it is important to build a strong foundation of medical documents and evidence to establish a nexus for your injury, and a VA benefits attorney can help you collect the evidence that you need to file a successful claim.
Collect Evidence and Documents
The medical documents included in your disability claim serve as the foundation of your case and this is where VA Benefits Attorneys can help the most. Years of experience and extensive legal knowledge will help us guide you through the claims process and file a successful claim, complete with medical support documents from medical professionals, lay evidence provided by friends and family, and a Nexus Letter. When needed, a disability attorney can connect veterans with medical professionals that can provide additional evidence for a claim.
Appeal Denied Disability Claims
VA disability claims can be denied for a variety of reasons — including a lack of medical documentation or a lack of a service connection — but that does not mean that veterans are without options. A veteran can appeal a denied claim with the help of an experienced veteran disability attorney that will help you determine the right way to appeal your claim — by filing a Notice of Disagreement, requesting a Higher-Level Review, filing a Supplemental Claim, or representing your in front of a Board of Appeals.
Are You Eligible for a Traumatic Brain Injury Disability Claim?
What Is a Traumatic Brain Injury?
A Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is a form of brain damage that is created by sudden external force. The most common causes of TBI among military veterans include blast injuries from IEDs or other explosions, motor vehicle accidents, falls, training injuries, and combat-related violence — and an estimated 20% of post-9/11 veterans have experienced a TBI. The most common symptoms of a TBI can be divided into four basic categories — physical, cognitive, behavioral, and sleep — that can include headaches, dizziness, vertigo, nausea, blurred vision, fatigue, a foggy feeling, memory loss, anxiety, depression, difficulty sleeping, and more.
To receive disability compensation for a Traumatic Brain Injury, veterans must meet specific criteria and be able to prove that the injury was sustained while serving in the military, with documentation to support your claim. When the Department of Veterans Affairs rates TBIs, it can be rated at 0%, 10%, 40%, 70%, or 100%,with symptoms that can range from minimal to complete impairment. TBI disability ratings will be based on the severity of symptoms and how those symptoms impact the veteran’s daily life. Traumatic Brain Injuries are given their own disability rating, while select symptoms — like headaches, PTSD, anxiety, depression, and tinnitus — can receive their own separate rating.
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Where do you start when you file your disability claim? Filing a successful disability claim can be a real challenge — but not when you have the help and support of a veteran benefits attorney. The VA Benefits Attorneys legal team will help you file your disability claim, navigate the claims process, and appeal a denied claim when necessary. Filing your disability claim does not need to be difficult, and VA Benefits Attorneys is here to help — just schedule a FREE case review with our legal team.
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Why Choose VA Benefits Attorneys?
Experienced Legal Team: The legal team at VA Benefits Attorneys is backed by the legal resources of Tabak Law and brings decades of veteran law experience to the table. Whether you are filing a new claim or appealing a denied claim, our legal team will use our experience in veteran law to build the strongest case possible for you and your family.
Knowledge of the VA Claims Process: The red tape of the Department of Veterans Affairs can be overwhelming for veterans who are unfamiliar with the requirements of a VA disability claim. The VA Benefits Attorneys legal team possesses a deep understanding of these legal obstacles and provides the guidance you need to move your claim application forward.
Personalized Service: Every veteran’s service history and medical situation is different, meaning a one-size-fits-all approach to disability claims will not always work. VA Benefits Attorneys develop customized legal strategies to address the specific aspects of your injuries and ensure you receive the full compensation your service has earned.
Free Consultations: Not sure of your next steps or need to challenge a denied claim? VA Benefits Attorneys offers comprehensive consultations at no expense to you with FREE case reviews. We are available to discuss your legal options via phone, video chat, or in-person meeting to ensure you have the help you need from the start.
VA Benefits Attorneys powered by Tabak Law is a nationwide resource for veterans with service-connected disabilities and we are here to help you with your claim every step of the way. Veterans who choose VA Benefits Attorneys will have a legal partner that is dedicated to providing you with compassionate legal support to help you file a successful disability claim.
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The VA Benefits Attorneys legal team is a nationwide resource for veterans with service-connected disabilities that may need help filing a TBI disability claim. No matter where you live in the Land of the Free, VA Benefits Attorneys is here to help you with your case.
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Do you need help filing your disability claim? File your disability claim for a Traumatic Brain Injury with the help of VA Benefits Attorneys and get the compensation that you deserve.
