Veterans Helping Veterans Podcast

Bob will discuss attorney fees and the EAJA.

Blue Water Navy updates.

What not to do when receiving VA benefits.  

Open mike show.

Do you believe the VA actually fired 900 people?????

 

Lets talk about it with an open mic show. Call us.

The call in number is 347 237 4819.

 

We look forward to talking to Hadit Folks.

 

John and Jerrel

You know the name, now meet the man. Asknod is a Blogger who is extremely informative in most VA issues.

On this show he will discuss the Writ of Mandamus.  That is a Writ to get an organization moving.

Most of us use the VA hospitals for several reasons.  Your healthcare is very important so why are we not getting the treatment we deserve. Why should we have to always get a second opinion?  I will tell you why during this show.,

Robert P. Walsh, attorney, specializes in Veteran's Disability Law and Social Security Disability Law.

Experience

November 1994 - Present Private practice, Battle Creek, Michigan. Private practice concentrating in the area of disability law, to include Social Security disability claims and veterans benefits claims and appeals before the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Representation of veterans includes the Regional Office, Board of Veterans Appeals, U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.

January 2008 - Present Adjunct Clinical Professor, Veterans Law Clinic, University of Detroit Mercy School of Law.

Ham Radio: WA8MOA since 1964; VK9ZR '78; VK0JS '83; HZ1AB 80-86; 9K2ZR 92-94.

Specialties:Veterans and Social Security Disability Law.

Proposed Cuts to the VA 2015

Restrict VA's Individual Unemployability Benefits to Disabled Veterans Who Are Younger Than the Full Retirement Age for Social Security

More than 3.4 million veterans with medical conditions or injuries that were incurred or worsened during active-duty service are receiving disability compensation from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).

Narrow Eligibility for Veterans' Disability Compensation by Excluding Certain Disabilities Unrelated to Military Duties

Veterans may receive disability compensation from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) for medical conditions or injuries that occurred or worsened during active-duty military service (excluding those resulting from willful misconduct). Disabilities that are deemed to be connected to military service in that sense range widely in severity and type, from the loss of limbs to migraines and treatable hypertension.

James Cripps was the first Conus AO claim winner. He won his claim by claiming direct service connection.

James will explain his issues and more during this show.

Glen Johnson from CHampVA will be the guest speaker. Glen is the Public Affairs Officer for ChampVA and will explain ChampVA, The Foreign Medical Program and the ChampVA Dental Program.