Veteran Disability Attorney in Charleston

In order to be eligible for veterans’ benefits, you must have either been injured or aggravated an injury during training, active duty, or inactive duty. Here are some examples of injuries that would qualify you:

• Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
• Back and spinal cord injuries
• Exposure to toxic chemicals
• Traumatic brain injury (TBI)
• Tropical diseases (like dysentery and malaria)
• Gunshot or shrapnel wounds

If you have suffered from any of these as a result of your service, you may be entitled to compensation. All law firms are not the same; Morgan & Morgan will fight to get you full and fair compensation so you can focus on your recovery.

To be eligible for veterans’ benefits, you must:

• Be a veteran
• Have developed an injury or disease during service
• Have a current condition that was either developed during or made worse by your duty

If your claim has been denied even though you meet these eligibility requirements, our veterans’ benefits attorneys may be able to help.

Although it’s possible to appeal a denied claim for disability benefits by yourself, going it alone can add years to the process. If you don’t want to go through the added stress, contact Morgan & Morgan. We can help you appeal your denied claim, and we’ll fight for the full compensation you’re owed.

We work on a contingency plan, which means that when you win big, we win big. You pay nothing unless we win your case, and our fee comes out of the winnings — never out of your pocket.

As America’s largest personal injury law firm, Morgan & Morgan has the background and the resources to get you the compensation you deserve. More than 100 of our attorneys and staff members have served in the military, so they understand what you’re going through. In times like these, you can count on us to protect your rights.

Dealing with the Department of Veterans’ Affairs can be difficult on your own, so contact our Charleston, West Virginia office. To get started, fill out a fully anonymous, free, no-obligation form and see what we can do for you.