Veterans Benefits: Salisbury, North Carolina VA Medical Center "Blitz"

The Salisbury (North Carolina) VA Medical Center is apparently helping other hospitals in the VA's Mid-Atlantic Health Care Network catch up on their C&P Exams. The VA Medical Center is using a technique they call a "blitz" - setting aside time from general care appointments for C&P exams. Of course, the possibility that the VA could get caught up on its significant backlog of C&P (Compensation and Pension) is positive news. Getting caught up is only half of the problem - the inherent flaws in the system (a 1950s style application process, untrained employees, bureaucratic in-fighting, and a sheer lack of organization within the VA, to name but a few) are problems that need to be addressed if the VA has any hope of promptly administering to the Veterans it purports to serve. The Attig Law Firm would be curious to hear from Veterans who experienced a C&P exam during the Salisbury VAMC blitz. Shoot us an email at [email protected] and tell us about your experience. The Attig Law Firm represents U.S. Veterans who have been denied benefits in their VA Disability claims for compensation due to injuries or diseases incurred during military service. The Firm currently represents peace-time and war-time veterans of all branches of the military, at all levels of the VA disability claim process (VA Regional Office, Board of Veterans’ Appeals, and the Court of Appeals for Veterans’ Claims). Contact the Attig Law Firm if you would like to discuss your claim for disability benefits before the VA. No post on this website is meant to be legal advice and the posts on this website do not serve as a substitute for legal advice. Information is power, and we are providing this information to give you, the Veteran, some power. This information is not widely or easily accessible to Veterans. The information presented on this website is a general description of law and processes; each case is different, and there may be approaches listed here that are not accurate or applicable to your case. Likewise, their may be information that is applicable to your case that is not provided on this Veterans Disability Compensation Blog. It is very important that we note that each and every Veteran's claim is different. Just because we were able to secure substantial past-due benefits for one Veteran does not mean or imply that we will be able to do so for you. In some cases, we may not be able to secure you any financial compensation due to the facts of your particular case. It is best to consult with a lawyer familiar with VA Disability claims to examine your particular claim. If you would like to discuss your VA claim with a lawyer who handles VA Benefits and Disability Appeals, contact the Attig Law Firm, PLLC, for a free consultation with a VA Disability attorney. VA Disability attorneys at the Attig Law Firm, PLLC, represent Veterans in their VA Disability Claims not only in Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Louisiana, but in VA Disability Claims all around the United States, Puerto Rico, and even overseas Veterans in their claims for disability compensation from the Department of Veterans Affairs.