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63Charlie
........when I'm the one battling the VA from the trenches?
The only thing my attorney has filed with the VA is the letter indicating appointment as my attorney.
So.... I fired him.
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My regret is not hiring an attorney earlier. It would have saved years of trouble, and maybe not cost a cent. You can successfully go pro se iff (if and only if): 1. You are willing to meet al
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Superb advice here from all above..... I just need to add one thing.... many claims need an IMO/IME to succeed. With a good attorney , but without a strong IMO/IME the claim could still de
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