VA IBS Claims After Gulf War Service: Rules and Ratings
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) can qualify for presumptive service connection after qualifying Gulf War service. Successful VA IBS claims still [...]
VA Camp Lejeune Claims: Service and Covered Conditions
VA Camp Lejeune claims can provide disability compensation when qualifying military service and a covered diagnosis meet VA's requirements. The [...]
Are Florida Workers’ Comp Benefits Taxable?
Florida workers' compensation benefits are generally exempt from federal income tax when paid under workers' compensation law for a work-related [...]
Florida Workers’ Comp for Crushed or Amputated Fingers
Florida workers' compensation can cover medical treatment and lost wages after a work-related finger crush injury or amputation. There's no [...]
VA Prostate Cancer Claims After Agent Orange Exposure
VA prostate cancer claims can qualify for presumptive service connection when a veteran has a documented diagnosis and qualifying herbicide-related [...]
VA Multiple Sclerosis Presumption: The Seven-Year Rule
Your multiple sclerosis diagnosis date may be years later than the symptoms that matter for VA benefits. The VA multiple [...]
Former POW Presumptive Conditions: VA Disability Claims
A former prisoner of war doesn't need 30 days of captivity to qualify for every VA presumptive condition. That distinction [...]
VA BDD Claim: When to File Before Separation
Your separation date sets the clock for filing a VA BDD claim. Benefits Delivery at Discharge lets eligible service members [...]
VA Chronic Sinusitis Claims After Burn Pit Exposure
Recurring sinus infections can disrupt sleep, work, and daily life long after a deployment ends. VA chronic sinusitis claims can [...]
VA Hearing Loss Ratings: What Your Audiogram Must Show
You can struggle to follow conversations and still receive a 0% VA hearing loss rating. VA bases the percentage on [...]