GreaT advice from CCK on picking a rep or lawyer

[Berta]

 

5 Questions to Ask a VA Disability Lawyer or Representative Before Hiring Them - YouTube

They also have info on AO Guam ,etc etc and on some cases they recently won. It is a great site.

 

 

[broncovet]

Yes,   Its rather long, but here is the nutshell version:

1.  Is your firm accredited by VA?  You can check this. 

2.  How many years of experience do you have representing Vets at the VA?

3.  How much will it cost me (what is your attorney fee?) 

4.  Do you have a track record of cases like mine that you won? Can I read about them?

5.  Are you a part of NOVA or do you have other awards?  What are they?  

 

[john999]

Good advice, Bronco!  I had a good hearted but inexperienced VA lawyer.  I lost my CUE.

[broncovet]

True, John, but everyone needs to learn sometime.  You may be able to refile that Cue under another entitlement theory.  

I never cease to be amazed that VA "almost always" thinks different than I do.  I get granted benefits I never expected, and denied others that I thought were slam dunk.  Virtually every decision was suprising.  And I had dozens..at least 4 BVA, 3 CAVC and many VARO decisions.  Virtually every one was unexpected..they awarded on a different point than I expected or denied for unexpected reasons.  Frankly, for the most part, I had it right and they had it wrong.  While that may sound vain, eventually I pretty much won the whole enchilada.  

[Berta]

https://cck-law.com/

If you put CUE CAVC into the browser you will find some CCK CUE winners.