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Veterans who file for disability compensation often have trouble understanding why their claim was denied. They were injured in service and are now dealing with a medical condition. It seems straightforward that the VA would accept their claim. However, most of the problems Veterans run into are a result of a lack of documentation. In this video, Berry Law VA disability lawyer and Army Veteran David Hoeser explains what a Veteran should do after a deployment to ensure they have the documentation they need for their VA claim. If you need assistance appealing a VA decision, please contact Berry Law
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