Veterans Disability
VETERANS DISABILITY LAWYER IN SEWELL, NJ
You
have proudly served your country and was injured protecting our rights. Have you been declined the Veteran’s benefits
you deserve by the Department of Veterans’ Affairs? Have you been approved but
feel as though you deserve more than what was awarded to you? Contact the Law office of Lewis Fichera. The consultation is a free consultation to
determine the merits of the case. The Law Office of Lewis Fichera
has extensive
experience with VA disability claim and appeals, and I will make sure you get
the compensation you deserve for your efforts.
I will be side-by-side with you and guide you through the entire
process, from applications, to hearings and appeals, I provide the peace of
mind you deserve after years of dedicated service to our great country.
If you need to appeal the VA’s
rating decision, the Board of Veterans’ Appeals decision or need to go to the
Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims, you must remember that you have entered
into an adversarial system. Before the
Board and the Court, you must be able to identify the questions of law and fact
that in your mind were handled erroneously by the VA in rejecting your
claim. You will be requested to prepare
a written argument. At that time,
outline each error, and then discuss how the Regional Office’s error or the
Board’s error in judgment prejudiced your claim. If the VA did not do what they were required
to do for you, say so. At the end of
your written argument, tell the VA or the Court, if necessary, what you want it
to do. An effective written presentation
and summary of your case is your case.
Veterans who appeal their claims to the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims are permitted to have attorneys represent them before the Court in the same way the Department of Veterans Affairs maintains its own staff of attorneys to defend it against your claim. In order to obtain a favorable decision from the Court, you must be able to argue your case to the Court.
I have represented veterans before the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims since 1990. I also represent veterans at the Regional Office and the Board of Veterans Appeals. I am a member of the National Organization of Veterans Advocates (NOVA) and have represented many veterans in this manner. Fees for legal services are entirely contingent upon receiving a favorable outcome.
These benefits are much more involved than Supplemental Security Income and Social Security Disability. These are either you receive the benefits or you do not; where-as Veteran’s Disability can be percentage based, ie. 30% disabled. Let us fight for your rights and the compensation you deserve. This can also include payment to spouses/dependents, housing assistance, and even to parents of deceased veterans.
Veterans who appeal their claims to the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims are permitted to have attorneys represent them before the Court in the same way the Department of Veterans Affairs maintains its own staff of attorneys to defend it against your claim. In order to obtain a favorable decision from the Court, you must be able to argue your case to the Court.
I have represented veterans before the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims since 1990. I also represent veterans at the Regional Office and the Board of Veterans Appeals. I am a member of the National Organization of Veterans Advocates (NOVA) and have represented many veterans in this manner. Fees for legal services are entirely contingent upon receiving a favorable outcome.
These benefits are much more involved than Supplemental Security Income and Social Security Disability. These are either you receive the benefits or you do not; where-as Veteran’s Disability can be percentage based, ie. 30% disabled. Let us fight for your rights and the compensation you deserve. This can also include payment to spouses/dependents, housing assistance, and even to parents of deceased veterans.
