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For one veteran, securing a 100% Permanent and Total disability rating was not the end of the fight. After years of navigating the VA disability system, Disability Law Group Partner & Attorney Mandy L. Kelly successfully obtained a 100% Permanent and Total rating in October 2022, including a 100% evaluation for service-connected mental health conditions. […]
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Some disabling symptoms cannot be seen on an X-ray, scan, or laboratory test. That was one of the biggest challenges in this Social Security Disability case handled by Attorney Melissa Lanouette. Following a traumatic brain injury, our client experienced lasting symptoms that dramatically affected their ability to continue working in a highly demanding professional career. […...
Applying for Social Security Disability benefits can involve medical records, work history, forms, deadlines, and ongoing communication with the Social Security Administration. While no service can guarantee that a disability claim will be approved, the right support can help you organize important information, develop medical evidence, understand what Social Security is aski...
A service-connected disability can sometimes lead to additional physical or mental health problems over time. When a new condition is caused or worsened by an existing service-connected disability, it may qualify as a secondary service-connected condition. Veterans may overlook these conditions because they did not begin during military service. However, VA recognizes that di...
Receiving a Social Security Disability denial can feel discouraging, especially when your health has already affected your ability to work and support yourself. However, a denial does not necessarily mean that you are not eligible for benefits. You have the right to appeal the decision and provide additional information that may help Social Security better […]
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