As the name implies, the Corporate Transparency Act of 2021 (“CTA”) is intended to crack down on the ability of people and companies, foreign and domestic, to hide their conduct from regulators and law enforcement officials. That goal is laudable and takes a clear step toward a future with less fraud and fewer financial crimes.

Service connection for lumbar spine disability is one of the most common VA disability claims among veterans. Lumbar spine disability can occur due to a variety of reasons, including injuries, repetitive strain, and degenerative conditions. If you are a veteran seeking disability benefits for lumbar spine disability, it is essential to understand the process of

The VA rating schedule for mental health disabilities is an essential tool used by the Department of Veterans Affairs to determine the severity of a veteran’s mental health conditions and to assign appropriate disability compensation. Mental health conditions are becoming increasingly prevalent among veterans, and the VA rating schedule is crucial in ensuring that they

Many veterans face a common problem when seeking VA disability benefits – VA finds that they are not credible. Most often, this unfavorable finding shows up in a decision from the Board of Veterans’ Appeals stating, “the Board finds the veteran’s statements are not credible.” In addition to the surprise of receiving such a decision,

Preparing for a VA examination can be a daunting process for veterans who are seeking disability benefits. However, proper preparation can help ensure that the examination accurately reflects the veteran’s medical condition and increases the chances of a favorable outcome. Understand the Purpose of the Examination The first step in preparing for a VA examination

Hearing loss is a common condition among veterans who have been exposed to loud noises during their military service. If you have suffered hearing loss during your service, you may be eligible for service-connected disability benefits from the US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). However, getting approved for disability benefits can be a complicated and

Receiving a denial from VA can be very frustrating. Often it’s not clear why the claim was denied, or it seems like VA didn’t review any of the evidence submitted in support of the claim. While the frustration is understandable, the denial is not usually the end of the story. There are a number of options available