So, I was rated 100% totally and permanently disabled back in Jan. 2019. 70% for insomnia disorder, 40% for lumbar intervertebral disc syndrome, 40% lumbar radiculopathy sciatic right lower extremity and left lower extremity, 40% lumbar radiculopathy femoral nerve right lower extremity and left lower extremity, and 20% left/right hip degenerative arthritis with limitation of extension.
I'm under the impression that I can get additional compensation due to unemployability? Is that correct?
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So, I was rated 100% totally and permanently disabled back in Jan. 2019. 70% for insomnia disorder, 40% for lumbar intervertebral disc syndrome, 40% lumbar radiculopathy sciatic right lower extremity and left lower extremity, 40% lumbar radiculopathy femoral nerve right lower extremity and left lower extremity, and 20% left/right hip degenerative arthritis with limitation of extension.
I'm under the impression that I can get additional compensation due to unemployability? Is that correct?
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Bradley v Peak made it is possible to be rated 100% and still get awarded TDIU.... Bradley v Peak held that the VA has an obligation to maximize ratings so the the veteran can receive the highest c
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