Compensation Service Case Review

[JSwizzle]

Hello,

My claim has been sitting with a status of compensation service case review on va.gov & e-benefits for about 5 weeks now. Does anyone know what this means? I've tried looking it up but have found very little info. Thanks in advance

-Justin

[broncovet]

According to the BVA chairmans report, of the appeals which reach the BVA, 33.8 percent of Veterans (VARO denials) are awarded, and another 40.6 percent are remanded.  This means that 74.4 percent of Veterans denied by the VARO are wrong.  The number is actually higher, because some board decisions are overturned at CAVC or Federal circuit, and still other denied claims are awarded at the SCL or HLR levels.  Further, many Vets denied at the VARO level fail to appeal, and "settle" for unfavorable results.  

Its no wonder with Cruiser training raters, that there is a culture of denial, and massive appeal waiting lists.  

Edited March 25, 2021 by broncovet

[Berta]

Hucast-I think we were online at the same time.

Cruiser is just an internet bully and many vets are afraid of these bullies-

I am glad you took him on !!!!!.

I am not afraid of ANYONE.

And the problem I had here and my searches revealed information on this individual that I was absolutely stunned to find out .

 

[Hucast21]

1 minute ago, Berta said:

Hucast-I think we were online at the same time.

Cruiser is just an internet bully and many vets are afraid of these bullies-

I am glad you took him on !!!!!.

I am not afraid of ANYONE.

And the problem I had here and my searches revealed information on this individual that I was absolutely stunned to find out .

 

I’m stubborn as they come Berta. I don’t put up with BS especially when I have the evidence to back it up. A veteran asking advice for obtaining an IMO/IME because of an unfavorable C&P exam is not some ungodly sin as some may think.

It’s the only way to counter a bad C&P exam. As Bronco mentioned, the culture of denial in the VA is rampant. 

[Fat]

Vets, be confident in the CALUZA standard and similiar or like incidents in service treatment records.

People have opinions; however I subscribe to similiar or like in service incidents as the starting points.

It doesn't have to be the exact claimed incident, but similiar or like.

Often times after further medical work up, the correct diagnosis will be found. 

Kind of like nexus letter vs  nexus statement.

Doesn't have to be a beautiful letter, but a medical statement that is supported by facts. 

Hang in there Huecast 21.......

NEVER GIVE UP