Has Anyone Had A Case Before A Bva Law Jude And

[carlie]

What happened - did you have a new BVA Hearing before a sitting judge ?

How long did it take to get another Hearing before the sitting law judge ?

Thanks,

carlie

[Philip Rogers]

Carla, I did and chose not to have a new hearing, w/the new judge. I was denied. Maybe I should have had a new hearing but who knows what the turnout would've been. I know my first judge was very fair and did award me ten yrs retro but the evidence was there. I'd estimate it took 12-18 months. I'd guess it would take at least another year to get another hearing. I don't believe you are moved to the front of the line.

pr

Edited April 21, 2009 by Philip Rogers

[Berta]

They told me yesterday my case is with a BVA judge.

She said it might take 3-4 months for decision but it is on his desk and he did receive my fax.

I never asked for a personal VARO hearing because I cannot take the time at a hearing to teach them how to read.

The BVA people are lawyers-they definitely know how to read.

I could tell from my remand that they read my evidence (some of it) quite well and remanded it due to fact I knocked down the first medical opinion they got already so they attempted to get another one with the remand - I just knocked that one to the curb too last month.

The BVA realised as my remand shows that I am, no dummy and that obviously I proved malpractice myself without a lawyer and without an IMO in my past claims.

All of my lay medical assessments are probative and supported by my IMOs from real doctors.

And I repeat this statement to make sure they get it-

The VA admitted they could not diagnose and treat my husband's significant heart disease, and multiple strokes, and made 3 critical medical errors and I proved myself that they did this and that he had these conditions.

Therefore it is more then likely those quacks could not properly diagnose the true etiology of those 1151 FTCA conditions-diabetes mellitus.

My 3 IMOs agreed with me and I just paid 1750 to see what a cardio IMO doctor will say.

That for me would be easier than getting any hearing-

decades of my frustration with this idiotic claims system would pour out of me, as well as the anger knowing that they admitted to killing my husband.

I feel that it is th Medical evidence itself that makes a claim succeed- hearings can help but then again they can hurt too-

I could end up at a hearing with someone who really wanted to address my evidence properly but my emotions could get the best of me and I might get kicked out.

Besides too many vets die waiting for hearing dates-

I heard yesterday at 6 AM on CNN that VA claims they saved 11 million or billion by stopping their 'conferences' and the expense of all that.

I have no idea if they stopped the video conferences and video BVA hearings-

or what conferences they meant-

Sometimes we just have to put faith into our evidence and wait to see what they decide.

[71M10]

Berta,

I believe they were talking about the conferences in warm sunny environs where they were going to work out how to fix things and or the conferences that they release thier performance reports that show they are getting the job done for veterans.

Best regards,

Tyler