Vets Rep Law Firm

[carlie]

I do not know anyone that has dealt

with this law firm.

I have just seen it on tv - this is the first ad I've seen.

carlie

http://www.repforvets.com/index2.html

[carlie]

Berta,

At least this topic is getting more information out to VBA claimants.

Looks like they added in "accredited agents" in 2006.

Time is flying by.

I sent this to reps for vets.

"What are the specific qualifications of your

advocates and other specialists who are experts in dealing

with the VA laws and regulations.

Do you have experience at the BVA and CAVC levels ?

Have you had any success at either of these two levels

or are you limited to the RO level?

Thank you,"

When and if they reply I will post it verbatium here.

carlie

[Philip Rogers]

pr,

I agree, they look good when they can get those EP codes quickly.

If it weren't for you, teaching me to put my brain to work,

I'd still be sitting at 20 percent.

jmho,

carlie

Thanks Carlie, but you give me way more credit than I deserve, if I deserve any at all!

pr

[carlie]

Thanks Carlie, but you give me way more credit than I deserve, if I deserve any at all!

pr

pr,

Modesty doesn't become your cute,fiesty,tenacious little behind.

Truth be told -

if you received 20% of all the funds that you have helped the

disabled vets and civilians get from VBA and SSA

you would have a

[Testvet]

like Philip stated if they are retired VARO employees at least they know what the raters need to make the claim get approved with the right diagnostic codes and statements and medical records from the treating docs etc they also have a motive to get your claim approved their paychecks no claims approved they don't make any money and after 2-3 years if they don't have approvals coming in they won't stay in business because as we all know we talk bad about the bad veteran reps and will recommend good ones the problem is there are not that many good ones the bad ones far out number the good ones.....

pr,

Modesty doesn't become your cute,fiesty,tenacious little behind.

Truth be told -

if you received 20% of all the funds that you have helped the

disabled vets and civilians get from VBA and SSA

you would have a

I have met him and he ain't "tiny" rofl

[vmo]

Agents and Attorneys. Hmmmmm. Probably most if not all attorneys have some type liability insurance, at least I would expect that. Agents?? *If you are charging legally for your services, it just might be wise to obtain some type liability coverage. You really need to know the business to charge some one for your advice and service. Just food for thought.

[carlie]

I have met him and he ain't "tiny" rofl

Test,

pr's beauty is in my beholding eye.

carlie