Veterans Disability News

Sometimes laws or policies change and it impacts the rights of disabled veterans. Stay up to date on what’s happening that could impact your own VA disability eligibility or benefits by browsing our news section.

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Army Veteran Caught in a Web of Lies Find out what Army Vet was found doing that forced him into federal prison.
False Payments go to Veterans in Prison Find out what the Inspector General discovered during a Veterans Affairs Administration tax audit.
Veterans Returning to Vietnam Find out why veterans are returning to Vietnam and how you can go back to Vietnam as a veteran.
April is Paralyzed Veterans of America Awareness Month Organizations across the country are showcasing programs for paralyzed veterans this month - and every April. Here are a few veterans disability benefits.
Study on Veteran Blast Injuries A new study reveals more about long-term brain damage veterans suffer as a result of blast or explosion-related injuries.
New Veterans Affairs Health Care Center in Fayetteville Fayetteville has a new Veterans Affairs Health Care center that offers additional space for a growing number of patients in the area.
Benefit for Veterans With Spinal Cord Injuries Veterans who are paralyzed due to a military-related spinal cord injury have a new benefit covered by the VA: Robotic legs.
Changes to Veterans Service Pension Benefits Qualifications Congress may cause delays in Veterans Service Pension Benefits for retired military personnel. Our Veterans Disability Lawyers explain.
Veterans Disability Claims Experiencing Delays in 2013 Transitioning to a new electronic system in 2013 is causing delays at the Department of Veterans Affairs for many who wait for veterans disability payments.
“Pension Poaching” Scam Targets Elderly and Disabled Veterans Companies posing as veterans’ assistance resources are popping up all over the country and taking advantage of our U.S. veterans and stealing their pensions.
New Army Regulation May Cost Disabled Veterans Jobs in Southport A new Army regulation requires veterans employed at the U.S. Army Sunny Point Terminal in Southport to pass a physical screening test or lose their jobs.
VA to Add 1,900 Mental Healthcare Personnel to Improve Services for Veterans’ Mental Disabilities The VA will add 1,600 health clinicians and 300 support staff to improve mental health services. If your veteran has a mental disability in Dunn, seek benefits.