I really think it time veterans bring a class action suit about the new comp exam system

[Mr cue]

Ok I have been see a lot of veteran posting about have exam done on all there condition. When they apply for one issue.

I have seen veterans have 4 5 exams for the same thing over and over. I am one of these.

Veterans are applying for there smc benfits because they are not been inffered by there record.

The va is treating them as increase rating claim for all there condition

And ordering exams for everything now

Veterans can't even get a copy of the exam before the va use it as evidence or make a decision.

The comp exam company should have to mail a copy to the veteran.

Its the veterans medical record.

The veteran shouldn't have to do a freedom of information act just to see a medical report done on them.

I for one have had over 9 comp exam during me applying for smc benfits.

It got Remand by the court and they still are try to order more exams again.

When does a veteran have the right to say I don't need any more of your assistance.

The va use Duty to assist a veteran to claim they need to order all these exams.

 

well I am the veteran who will refuse there assistance anymore.

I really feel if like 25 50 veterans started a lawsuit

the va and Congress will not be allowed to contract our comp exams out anymore.

veterans are have comp exam in hotel room ex rays in parking lots.

they are been seen by work comp doctors and SSI doctors.

these doctors are trained different.

va is a non adverse system the other are.

so how is these doctors now part of the va system.

ok I am done but I see it as a new way to turn the va system to SSI work comp.

but not say it.

and the va is give them the right to address all a veteran disability

there will be a lot of appeals for reduction and denied coming down the pipe line. 

here is one class action suit 

Godsey v. Wilkie

 I am at a point with all this if I get a remand again for my smc o and r and for my loss of use under smc benfits.

and it's for another medical opinion

I will be trying to suit myself. Pro se 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[pwrslm]

In April 2018, the National Veterans Legal Services Program (NVLSP) won a legal victory against the VA on behalf of an Army veteran with knee injuries. I think that the NVLSP has shown it is capable of fighting the VA. You should talk to these folks for help, and if they think that you can succeed, they will probably represent the class for (maybe free).

Edited January 3, 2022 by pwrslm

[john999]

How about them doing something about our poverty level compensation rates!