Claim For A Knee Injury Increase From 0% VA Disability Rating - Is A Combined 100% Rating Possible?

In this episode, I will go over the following:
1. What this case is all about?
2. What a 0% rating means
3. What I would do if I were this veteran
You can still add on secondary claims to a 0% VA Disability rating.
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IMPORTANT LINKS:
1. Veterans Affair Website - www.va.gov
2. eCFR (Title 38) - www.ecfr.gov/current/title-38
3. M21-1 (Adjudication Procedures Manual) - www.knowva.ebenefits.va.gov/s...
4. REDDIT Forum (Veterans Benefits) - / index
5. DBQs - www.benefits.va.gov/compensat...
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NOTE - Regardless of what you view/read on our website/channel, the ultimate decision for your disability rating is up to the VA. Nothing provided herein will guarantee a particular decision.

[@cassiuswilliams6633]

I can garuantee that a VA accredited attorney will get those 0$ reverse to a higher rating. I got a attorney and He got me from 80% to SMC S in 8 months. It's worth it hiring an attorney.

[@mortarman7353]

What law firm?

[@cassiuswilliams6633]

@@mortarman7353 The law firm us Carpenter Charter LLC it of Topeka, Kansas. They are that good. John Niles was my attorney.

[@wesleycrider6734]

Are c and p examiners required to rate both flexion and extension? Both exams I had they have only performed flexion. Rated at 10 percent. Most of the pain is extension. I also have mild arthritis in the joint. Not rated for that. I have another exam scheduled. Should I request an extension test if I see they are not going to perform one?