Who can help me file my VA disability claim?

If you need help filing a claim or appeal, you may want to work with an accredited attorney, a claims agent, or a Veterans Service Officer (VSO). We trust these professionals because they’re trained and certified in the VA claims and appeals processes and can help you with VA-related needs.

What are the highest rated VA disability claims?

100% is the highest possible schedular disability rating there is. There are two ways in which a veteran may be assigned a 100% schedular disability rating.

What does Bosley and Bratch do for veterans?

The only thing the veterans disability attorneys of Bosley & Bratch do is help veterans and their families get the veterans disability benefits and other benefits they deserve. That’s it.

Why do you need a lawyer for Bosley and Bratch?

The only thing the veterans disability attorneys of Bosley & Bratch do is help veterans and their families get the veterans disability benefits and other benefits they deserve. That’s it. Why do you need a lawyer? Below are things we know and do.

When does the VA increase your disability rating?

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. The VA may increase your disability rating in light of new evidence that your condition has worsened or deteriorated. If a veteran believes that their service-connected condition warrants a higher disability …

The only thing the veterans disability attorneys of Bosley & Bratch do is help veterans and their families get the veterans disability benefits and other benefits they deserve. That’s it.

The only thing the veterans disability attorneys of Bosley & Bratch do is help veterans and their families get the veterans disability benefits and other benefits they deserve. That’s it. Why do you need a lawyer? Below are things we know and do.

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. The VA may increase your disability rating in light of new evidence that your condition has worsened or deteriorated. If a veteran believes that their service-connected condition warrants a higher disability