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VA Claims Backlog 2026: Where Things Stand and How to Avoid Delays
The VA disability claim backlog remains one of the most pressing issues facing veterans in 2026. While the VA claims that they’ve made progress in processing claims, hundreds of thousands of cases are still pending – leaving many veterans waiting months for a decision. Where the Backlog Stands in 2026 As of early 2026, the… Read more: VA Claims Backlog 2026: Where Things Stand and How to Avoid Delays -
Errors in Military Sexual Trauma Claims Continue to Harm Veterans
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has touted the seriousness of military sexual trauma (MST) claims. The VA has explained that these claims deserve individualized and careful review. As such, these claims are supposed to adhere to a specific set of evidentiary rules, addressing how challenging it is for survivors to document their assault. However,… Read more: Errors in Military Sexual Trauma Claims Continue to Harm Veterans -
Supreme Court Rules Against Veterans in “Benefit of the Doubt” Case
In a March 2025 case, the United States Supreme Court ruled that the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims is not required to review the application of the “benefit of the doubt” rule by the Department of Veterans Affairs. This result is likely to affect benefits rulings for many veterans nationwide. The Facts of… Read more: Supreme Court Rules Against Veterans in “Benefit of the Doubt” Case -
Understanding the New VA Disability Claims Process: Opportunities and Hurdles
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) says it is processing disability claims faster than ever. According to a recent announcement, the agency has already completed more than two million claims this fiscal year, setting an all-time record. That may sound like good news, but anyone who has filed a claim before knows the process is… Read more: Understanding the New VA Disability Claims Process: Opportunities and Hurdles -
Navigating Your Health with the VA
The VA has been busy working on new ways to use technology to veterans’ advantage. With new apps, web applications and medical devices, the VA is better than ever at assisting our veteran’s physical care needs. Stroke Recovery App Designed by Veterans Affairs, the Stroke Recovery App helps veterans get around-the-clock support after suffering an… Read more: Navigating Your Health with the VA -
How VA Return-to-Office Policies May Affect Your Care
Recent policy shifts at the Department of Veterans Affairs are raising concerns about how veterans across the country access care. To bring remote employees back into physical facilities, the VA requires many clinicians—particularly those who provide telehealth services—to return to in-person work. However, there aren’t enough private offices or clinical spaces in many locations to… Read more: How VA Return-to-Office Policies May Affect Your Care -
VA Disability Resources For Veterans
Veterans have done so much for our country, and we want to help them in return. Legal Help for Veterans can assist with matters related to VA Disability Claims; however, there are so many other types of law. For practices that work with Housing Law, Access to Healthcare, and more, check out this handy list… Read more: VA Disability Resources For Veterans -
What the VA’s New Gender Dysphoria Policy Means for Veterans Currently Receiving Care
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has announced a significant change in how it handles treatment for gender dysphoria following an executive order issued by President Trump. If you are a Veteran currently receiving or considering treatment for gender dysphoria through the VA, this decision directly impacts your care. Understanding the immediate and long-term implications… Read more: What the VA’s New Gender Dysphoria Policy Means for Veterans Currently Receiving Care - VA Announces Extended G.I. Bill Benefits for Some Veterans
The VA recently announced an update to its process for awarding benefits under the G.I. Bill. Due to these updates, veterans who served two or more periods of military service may be eligible for additional G.I. Bill benefits. If you’re a veteran who reenlisted, you may be able to claim additional G.I. Bill benefits for… Read more: VA Announces Extended G.I. Bill Benefits for Some Veterans
- Secondary Service-Connections
Most veterans are aware that they can get service-connected and receive VA disability benefits for injuries or conditions sustained in service. However, many veterans are not aware that service connection on a direct basis is not the only way to connect their disability. Veterans can apply for secondary service-connected disability benefits if their primary service-connected… Read more: Secondary Service-Connections