VA may deny disability benefits for a variety of reasons, but some are more common than others. On this episode of Veterans Legal Lowdown, CCK has identified the most common causes of denied claims.  Whether seeking VA service connection or an increased VA rating, disabled veterans can make small errors that could result in a denied VA claim.  Be sure to tune in to learn what these mistakes are and how to avoid them!

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A secondary service-connected condition is one that results from an already service-connected condition. A number of the presumptive conditions associated with Agent Orange exposure can cause secondary conditions. Join the CCK team as we review the most common secondary conditions to Agent Orange exposure. Be sure to tune in for this informative episode!

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Knee pain is one of the most prevalent conditions among veterans, and many veterans experience secondary conditions related to their knee pain. Filing for secondary service connection for these conditions can qualify veterans for a higher VA rating and therefore more VA disability compensation. Join the CCK team as we discuss the most common secondary conditions to knee pain, and how they are related. Be sure to tune in for this informative episode!

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Filing a claim for PTSD benefits from VA can be confusing and complicated. Consequently, many veterans make mistakes that can delay their benefits or even result in a denial. Join the CCK team as we review 5 of the top mistakes veterans make when filing VA claims for PTSD and how these mistakes can be avoided. Tune in to hear this important information!

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On this episode of Veterans Legal Lowdown, the CCK team explains how to win VA claims for anxiety. We review how to establish direct or secondary service connection for anxiety and what to expect during a C&P exam. We also discuss how VA rates anxiety and how to appeal an unfavorable VA decision. Tune in to hear this important information!

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The VA claims process can be complicated, and there are many requirements veterans must meet. This includes providing evidence, submitting the correct forms, attending C&P exams, securing medical records, and more. Join the CCK team as we discuss our top tips for winning your VA claim. Don’t miss out on this informative update!

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Join the CCK team as we discuss how CCK's VA disability lawyers secured over 25 years of back pay benefits for an Army widow seeking DIC.  After VA denied her DIC benefits, she reopened the claim years later and VA conceded that the veteran’s death was related to Agent Orange exposure in Thailand. However, when she sought an earlier effective date, VA discontinued her benefits entirely.  Tune in to hear the full story.

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For VA disability claims, a presumption can work in two ways: proving exposure to harmful toxins during service or linking a disability to service. Join the CCK team as we review VA’s criteria for presumptive claims. We will discuss VA’s presumption of exposure, presumption of service connection, and how to file a presumptive claim. Be sure to tune in to this informative episode!

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There are certain mistakes that veterans often make when seeking an increased rating. Join the CCK team as we discuss the most common mistakes in VA claims for increased ratings. From failing to obtain a medical opinion to submitting relevant evidence, we will review it all. Be sure to tune in to this informative update!

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With some exceptions, a 100 percent rating is the highest rating available to veterans. If VA decides that there has been significant improvement in the veteran’s 100 percent disabling condition, it can propose a rating reduction. Join the CCK team as we review different types of 100 percent ratings and when and how they can be reduced. Be sure to tune in to this informative episode!

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