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Reynolds is a blueprint case for fighting for earlier effective dates under 3.156(c) when VA “finds” combat records years later but tries to dodge retroactive compensation. It’s a reminder that the VA system often behaves like a vending machine that dispenses benefits only after you kick it hard enough. 🥴⚖️

10/16/2024 When is a PTSD diagnosis important? What to review and how to distinguish between multiple mental health conditions.

10/09/2024 How to put together VA Form 21-0781 PTSD Stressor Statement and handling contradictions in the record

08/22/2024 How to Rate Knee Conditions according to the Diagnostic Code

May 2024 - NOVA Webinar

June 2019 - NVLSP Webinar

February 2020 - NVLSP Webinar

June 2021 - NVLSP Webinar

This report by Eric Lee Hughes details longstanding and systemic issues of evidence tampering, mismanagement, and destruction at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), particularly concerning veterans' claims files (C-Files) and benefits processing. The report examines historical and ongoing problems, demonstrating that evidence mishandling remains a persistent issue despite oversight efforts.

The VA has amended its regulations regarding character of discharge determinations, expanding access to VA care and benefits for some former service members discharged under other than honorable conditions or by special court-martial.

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