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I was granted my appeal but wish the VA could admit they F@$!ed up. The judge said 2011 they never issued me a SOC to technically my claim was still pending and there is no merit for a CUE claim. Yet they were able to deny my claim again in 2014 and 2015. How did they not even look at what the judge did at the RO, they are my reason my anxiety is a problem now? I really wish i could file a claim for wrongful denials.
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Once again, LOD saves the day. VA likes to revisit LOD determinations and try to "insert" willful misconduct as in your case. You covered yourself quite well with the reports from the police and the r
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After 19 years and some change, VA relented and gave me my 1994 EED at 100% following my appeal to the CAVC-but I didn't get an apology. After 5 years of denials for a greenhouse, the VLJ eviscerated
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Reopening could well be a more favorable result than CUE. There are several reasons for this: 1. Reopening means that VARO owes you a decision, so you have more chances at a favorable one, RO,
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