On this week’s episode of Veterans Legal Lowdown, the CCK team breaks down everything to do with non-compensable VA ratings. VA assigns non-compensable ratings to veterans who have a service-connected condition but do not experience any symptoms, or to veterans who experience symptoms not severe enough to warrant a higher rating. Tune in to learn why 0 percent ratings are still important, what VA benefits are offered, and more. Don’t miss out on this important update!

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Tune in to hear the CCK team discuss VA benefits for allergic rhinitis and chronic sinusitis. Allergic rhinitis is a response to breathing in specific allergens, while chronic sinusitis occurs when sinuses remain swollen and inflamed for three months or longer. From ways to prove service connection to possible VA ratings, we will review it all. Join us to learn more!

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TDIU, or total disability based on individual unemployability, allows veterans who are unable to work due to their severe PTSD to receive VA compensation at the 100 percent level. Check out this week’s episode to hear the CCK team break down how to win TDIU benefits for PTSD. We will cover the requirements for schedular and extraschedular TDIU, the importance of vocational opinions, and more!

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Listen to this week’s episode of Veterans Legal Lowdown to learn all about VA claims files, also known as C-files. A C-file is a collection of records relevant to a veteran’s disability claim, which VA stores on a compact disc. Join the CCK team as we go through all the documents that may be included in your C-file and how to get a copy. Don’t miss out – tune in today!

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Join the CCK team as we discuss everything to do with 0 percent non-compensable VA ratings. VA assigns veterans a 0 percent rating when they are not experiencing symptoms related to their service-connected condition or when their symptoms are not severe enough. Tune in to learn about why a 0 percent still matters, what benefits non-compensable veterans can qualify for, and more!

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On this week’s episode of Veterans Legal Lowdown, the CCK team breaks down everything to do with VA disability ratings for radiculopathy. From the three major types of radiculopathy—cervical, thoracic, and lumbar—to the different avenues to prove service connection—direct, secondary, and aggravation—we cover it all. Tune in to catch all the important details.

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Insomnia, a sleep disorder characterized by persistent problems with falling and staying asleep, can have many negative effects on a person’s day-to-day life.  Join the CCK team as we discuss the different types of insomnia, potential causes, how VA rates this condition, and what is needed to prove service connection. Check out this week’s episode to learn more!

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Typically, VA assigns a disability rating based on the severity of a veteran’s service-connected medical condition. The higher the rating, the greater the amount of monthly benefits. Join the CCK team as we go through four different ways to increase a VA disability rating and discuss what veterans need to know before they submit a claim. Tune in today to get all the important details!

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Sleep apnea and hypertension are two common conditions among veterans. They are also usually connected, as sleep apnea can often cause hypertension to develop. The CCK team is explaining the relationship between these two conditions and discussing the ways in which afflicted veterans can seek service connection. Join us to catch all the details!

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