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For Veterans Waiting on a Disability Decision Relief May be in Sight The backlog of disabled veterans waiting on decisions about their cases has ballooned. But the VA promises it will pare down the backlog. -
VA Disability for Secondary Eye Conditions Caused by Medication If you take medication for a service-connected disability and experience secondary eye conditions, you may qualify for additional VA benefits. Learn more here. -
Question of the Month: Can You Be Awarded VA Disability for Obesity? To the VA obesity is not a disability that qualifies for compensation. However, the VA has recognized obesity as an intermediate step in establishing a secondary condition. -
Obtaining VA Benefits for Glaucoma & Cataracts Looking to qualify for benefits for glaucoma & cataracts? Eye injuries are quite common with active soldiers / vets. Our VA disability lawyer can help you out. -
Free Videos Offer Insider Advice on Social Security and VA Disability There is expert help for discovering the secrets of the Social Security and VA disability programs—the Cuddigan Law video library. -
Unlocking the Mysteries of the VA’s TDIU Benefits We can offer you some help in understanding TDIU and how to avoid mistakes that may sabotage your chances to obtain the benefits you have rightfully earned. -
Common Service-Connected Eye Injuries That Should Qualify for VA Benefits If you suffered an eye injury during your military service, you may be able to get compensation. Learn about eye injuries that should qualify for VA benefits. -
Special License Plates Help Fund Fees for Pet Adoption by Veterans A new program from the Nebraska Department of Veterans’ Affairs (NDVA) seeks to help pay for animal adoption fees for veterans -
Cuddigan Law Launches Online VA Disability Calculator If you’re applying for veterans’ disability benefits, you may wonder how much you can expect to receive each month after your application has been approved. -
Billing Veterans for Medical Debts: A Big Bill May Be Coming Your Way This Month Last April the Department of Veterans Affairs put a hold on billing veterans for medical debts. However, the VA announced that it would start collecting again.
Our Blog Helps Explain the Complexities of Veterans' Disability Benefits
