Did the VA get your past benefits wrong?


VetLaw100 helps veterans challenge errors in prior VA decisions including incorrect effective dates, overlooked claims or evidence, subsequently obtained service records, and clear and unmistakable error (CUE).

Is this a fit?

We may be able to help if:

  • You already have a VA decision, and you believe it got the start date of your benefits wrong

  • The VA overlooked an earlier claim or evidence you submitted

  • New service records turned up after your claim was decided

  • Your past rating or TDIU decision was wrong at the time it was made

We don’t handle:

  • First-time claims (you haven’t received a VA decision yet)

  • Rating increases because your condition got worse

  • Social Security disability, discharge upgrades, VA healthcare, or GI Bill issues

Not a fit? A free accredited Veterans Service Officer can help with first claims and increases. Contact your county Veterans Service Office or the Arkansas Department of Veterans Affairs.

VA Errors We Help Veterans Challenge

Our practice includes matters involving:

  • Earlier effective dates: Cases in which benefits may have been awarded later than permitted by law.

  • Previously unconsidered claims or evidence: Situations in which an earlier claim, appeal, or relevant evidence may not have been properly addressed.

  • Subsequently obtained military records: Cases in which qualifying service department records may provide a basis for reconsidering an earlier decision.

  • Historical disability rating and TDIU errors: Cases in which the VA may have incorrectly evaluated a veteran’s disability or entitlement to total disability based on individual unemployability during an earlier period.

  • Other complex VA benefits issues: Certain cases involving clear and unmistakable error (CUE), special monthly compensation, and other potential errors in prior VA decisions.

Attorney Guided Appeals

  1. Tell us your claim history. Click below and share the VA decisions you’ve received. You don’t need to know the law or whether the VA made a mistake.

  2. We review your past decisions for errors that affected your benefits.

  3. We explain your options. Not every error means additional benefits are legally owed, and we’ll be straightforward with you about what we find.

How a case review works

REQUEST A CASE REVIEW