I got tickled when you mentioned a few times how the VA may make a mistake. They don't make a mistake; they intentionally deny past monies they owe, hoping they will be forgotten. They are not stupid or ignorant; they just hope for a bonus for denying, etc. I won a final appeal in 2020 but was only paid a back pay for one year. I appealed as it was filed in 2007. It's been in the Washington DC court for four years now on my appeal. My attorney keeps me informed it still sits in Washington. They possibly want to hope I die before it's finalized. I'm a Combat Vietnam Vet, and I'm 72 years old now. My health is only fair or less so, but I may live on for another 10-plus years. They will cheat, steal, and deny intentionally (in my humble opinion). Vets...fight on!

This is EXACTLY what I’ve been looking for since 2009! I’m crying tears of joy to FINALLY know there’s something I can do, and now what to do!

4pm CST. I received a letter stating errors were made and I will receive "back pay".😮

good video, def going to refile a claim...years ago i filed a claim, i explained how i had diabetes and now peripheral neuropathy....i have 20% on a knee, and i stated to va that since i could hardly walk after they operated on me, ( docs at va actually told me that i was on the verge of being diabetic due to weight gain) i gained weight, became diabetic, and then had peripheral neuropathy...claim was denied and was told that diabetes was not service connected.

Excellent video...thanks

I am waiting on a CUE decision I filed back in November 2023. There's no form for it so I filed it as a Supplemental claim. The adjudicator didn't follow the law and missed critical diagnosis in my service records. On my initial claim was granted 0% service connection on two non compensable service connections, which should have given me atleast 10% per the law on Multiple noncompensable service-connections. I was never paid anything for 26 years until I was actually rated in 2022 to 40% for my back problems.

Very interesting, I wish I knew this years ago. When I went to C&P years ago . One of the thing I put in for was A.O. as when my son was born , he had a birth defect. After the surgery, Dr. did testing on the tissue`s and found Same Chemical`s in his tissue`s as are in A.O. When VA did the test and I got the letter back with my rating on it they denied everything but Hearing. I went to an Real Medal Health Doc and sent in an Appeal and got paid for PTSD . Had heart attack last and went to local hospital and while there, they did CT Scan and found out I also had an AAA so big it could burst at anytime and sent me to Mejer Hospital in Grand Rapids, Mi. where the SPECIA:IST were For emergcy operation. After that was done, I seen the Dr. that was going to do the operation on the AAA. He told me how big it was and I ask him how long does it take to get that big because I had a CT Scan done at VA when I had my C&P. and they didn`t find anything . DR stated bullshit, that takes at least 20-30 years but more 40 -50 years, because it dosen`t grow very fast .

Good intel Thank U

So, I got out in 1991, went to the VA in 1992. They found esophageal ulcers as service connected along with IBS and some other things. They stated hiatal hernia they denied as not service connected. Back then, I had no idea what a hiatal hernia was. Now I do and I wonder how did I get the esophageal ulcers without a hiatal hernia? Acid reflux? They were bleeding ulcers.

Not all lawyers take cases. I couldn't find a lawyer, so I had to submit it on my own.

Thank you Davidson Law for putting in all your hard work fighting for all our Veterans🪖 your videos are Always informative and much needed💯

What if they didn't take into account the evidence of work that caused injury while in service????

I'm so happy I made productive decisions about my finances that changed my life forever,hoping to retire next year.. Investment should always be on any creative man's heart for success in life

Thanks! I just submitted a form for free consultation. I know the CFR for an unajudicated claim.

I need help with a Tort claim. I am getting taken advantage of, to put it nicely

The examiner don't have the veteran best interest in mind if they are getting paid from the Veterans Administration. The next question should be addressed how much does the Veterans Administration pay for each (C&P exam )compensation and pension exam

What about caregivers services?

I was diagnosed with PTSD. BUT was rated at zero percent. I'm a Vietnam combat veteran. 12B, CIB, AIR MEDAL,etc. CUE?

What about a clear error such as my back pain claim was denied and the examiner stated I was not a paratrooper and stated I didn’t deploy, both oh which are clearly wrong

H.R. 6023 Veterans Restitution and Justice Act - Can we file suit to push through? It's being reviewed by "CBO" for payment. Thank you 😊

A buddy of mine has been out for 20 years and tried claiming ptsd ever since he got out. He called the va recently asking about it and they said, “oh yea says here you’re 70%” and then started paying him. Shouldn’t he be entitled to the past 20 years backpay? Where has that money been going all those years if it wasn’t his bank account

Well I need a CUE I had a brain injury back in 1989 My hospital dx at that time was Vertigo hearing loss tinnitus however they denied vertigo and didn’t award Vertigo until 2000 at 20% than changed to 30% in 2009. However I’m rated at 80% IU permanent and Total effective date 2002. I had no clue what was going on back than I was hit with an ax over the head head so I would appreciate if someone connected me

What is a nehmer claim? And how would you file a nehmer claim for a mental illness condition?

Appreciate your info ! Vietnam veteran (1967-68 in the chu-L’ai and Danang areas . Have been taking blood pressure meds - a daily pill for several years . Never thought of possible eligibility . Blood pressures tests 2-3 times annually . What recommendations as to first step to determine whether I’m entitled to any benefit . Thanks ! Tom-ps all my health care has been thru the VA as they would have 100 percent of my medical records since 1970

I have a CUE that I will file for, on 04/15/2005 I had a heart attack CHF and it is in my va medical records but when I awarded my disability benefits the date was when I put in for help with income aid I had a stress test 2007 that was used for the affected date 2 years later and only 30% not the 100% like it is in the Agent Orange guide let me know what I should do please

Would not applying SMC to a veteran that is entitled to it constitute a CUE?

wow.. i need a specialist with this one.. my case goes to back 2008 and i have applied and constantly been denied.

In my case, I filed an ITF Jan 03, 2023. after years of doctor appointments, therapy, and twelve months of work uploading all my evidence for three separate secondary claims, my VSO filed my claim the day before the cut-off. One was excepted and two were denied because they were filed on the wrong form. The VA requested that they be re-filed on a different form. My VSO filed a supplemental claim with the correct form. fast forward three months, I just received my decision letter and a rating of 100% P&T on one of the secondaries. Unfortunately, re-filling a supplemental claim caused me to lose my original ITF date, along with $34,000 of retro pay, give or take a few thousand $$. At this point, could filing a QUE be an option for me to secure an earlier effective date for my claim? And/or, Would it be advisable to higher a lawyer?

Checking status update seen this procedual review protocol when my initial claim was denied in 2016.Is this good bad. Recently got remand 2023 have filed new claim.Any advice thanks

they went with a new effictive date not the itf date of the whole claim

I filed for headaches/migraines in mid 90s. Now those are presumptive based on my DS deployment and now rated at 50%. I am about to do a CUE as they denied that original claim so I never knew I could fight that. I wanted to wait until I got the new SC for it. My VSO says I have a good chance of getting back pay for that…. Thoughts?

What paperwork do you use for the Cue

I filed for PTSD in 1998 finally was granted in 2022. What should I do?

a few years ago I filed the intent to file 8 mo, later I filed 1 clam that had 6 thinga in it 4 were deamed service connected at 0% and it went back to the itf date and 3 months later I was granted a 70% for the rest of the same claim that I filed for would it be worth fighting it?

Hello how are you doing looking at your you tube video, I had an issue like this in 1992 I applied for PTSD back then and was denied, I was later on granted PTSD, in 2018 and now , I never knew I have been denied because it was foul at the veterans affairs, and no one never inform me of my denial, when I was approved in 2018 that I had been denied prior to this claim, wondering if I can file a claim on this matter? without interrupting my current disability pay.

Can the CUE negatively affect the current rating the veteran has been issued? I have an issue I may need to talk with your law offices. I recently filed a request for an audit regarding a potential backpay circumstance. The VA has just rendered a decision on a claim they denied of mine from the exact time frame you mention in the video - 32 years ago! I am thinking I may need to remove the mild request for audit for a CUE. APTTMHY

Wow filed for mood disorder in 2000 got denied and it’s 2024 once again the Va said I been diagnosed with mood/anxiety disorder 🤔

My question is about sleep apnea. my claim was denied in 2015. they said waited too long. I had waited 7 years after separation to be diagnosed I have a sleep study from 2002 diagnosing Sleep Apnea. Claimed nasal conditions could not have caused it just it. I had been awarded disability for Allergic Rhinitis & Partial Turbinectomy. kept claim Mayo Clinic results from UP to Date did not show that could cause sleep apnea. would that possibly be a CUE case?

What if the VA sends you a letter stating your claim is in the CUE, without you even filing for a CUE?

So im a little curious im a MST survivor rated 100 percent P and T ,so the question is is it true that my back pay supposed to go all the way back to when I got out the military rather than when I filled my claim ? Thank you for your assistance with this matter.

What if you have Crohn’s and your C&P exam was done by a physical medicine and rehabilitation doctor?

I filed a CUE in 2023 and won but they only gave me 20% for 27 years.

I was in the army in 1975 ,was injured while training ,after a month in Hospital ,they decided to discharge me ,They said I would not get a medical discharge for whatever reason, I have been enlisted for about a year,im 18 yrs old at that time. Did not know any better. Just Accepted that, is it worth the time to see if I should have received a medical discharge? Or compensation these past years.

unless the VA changes your effective date to the most recent C&P

All claims submitted at same time though effective dates are different and they were submitted within time of intent… why?

To do a CUE. What kind of attorney is needed. Are their recommendations for NY

What if the claim awarded for PTSD, tinnitus, etc. was awarded in 2015, but through documentation of buddy letters used to grant the disibility, ducumented the symptoms as far back as 1991? Those letters were pivotal in creating the nexus.

I got one for you I was pushed out of u s m c after only one year of service 3 months an d 11 days boots on ground in nam they forced me to sign discharge papers tried about six times to get waiting for disability long story but was rejected each time finally after 40 years after I was discharged I got waiting but was told I cannot get any of the 40 years back pay I enlisted what is wrong here

Will you mr Davidson help me get mine. I have hand written letters from chief stating claim is true. Dnied

If the VA paid me, I’d be a millionaire.

I was approved 100% disabled in Lyons NJ VA hospital many years ago. I just never acted on it. Then about ten years later I did and it got denied. What can I do?

How far back can take a CUE claim?

My recent C&P examiner stated to me after reading all my past PTSD Claims, what was wrong/missed in my past claims by the VA. My first PTSD claim was in 2014, but only in 2024 did I finally receive a 70% rating for PTSD. I will be submitting a CUE to get that 10 years.

Clear and unmistakable error which you take the first letter of each word c.u.e. cue