I am new to this site, so I appreciate the time I have to talk with some very knowledgeable people.
My first question is:
Has anyone had any encounters with NVLSP? If so, was your claim successful?
I was contacted last week about a settlement they want to help me with and I am a little skeptical since they contacted me and I had never heard of them. The said they received my claim from the DAV and work on behalf of the veteran through the DAV. All services are pro bono and I have no financial responsibility win or lose.
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whip2482
Hello everyone,
I am new to this site, so I appreciate the time I have to talk with some very knowledgeable people.
My first question is:
Has anyone had any encounters with NVLSP? If so, was your claim successful?
I was contacted last week about a settlement they want to help me with and I am a little skeptical since they contacted me and I had never heard of them. The said they received my claim from the DAV and work on behalf of the veteran through the DAV. All services are pro bono and I have no financial responsibility win or lose.
Thanks for any info you can give me.
I look forward to hearing some good news.
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You couldn't get better representation, than the NVLSP. pr
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Yes, I had them represent me. The fact that they contacted you probably means: Pros: 1. You had a recent denial at the BVA 2. NVLSP identified what they refer as "errors" at the BVA that they ca
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NVLSP refers court work to accredited VA attorneys who work the case at the Veterans Court. Some of the attorneys are top notch, others are brand new. Some have years of experience, some have minut
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