Veteran’s Disability

The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) doesn’t always give disabled vets their rightfully owed VA disability benefits. Unfortunately, it happens more often than you might realize, leaving VA disability appeals as the only option for many disabled vets. The Department of Veterans Affairs has mistakenly withheld millions of dollars in disability benefits from eligible disabled… Read more

Tabak law had the pleasure of donating a check in the amount of $3,693.39 to the Glendale Police Department to help in ensuring they continue to have access to the resources necessary to keep our community a place we love and enjoy! Making a difference starts at home. When you want to improve your local… Read more

Serving in the military is an honorable act that deserves recognition for your efforts to protect the country. If you were injured during your active duty, while training for active duty or training during inactive duty, you might be eligible for veterans disability benefits as a vet from the government. This disability compensation is designed… Read more

Veteran disability benefits are available to anyone who has served in the military, was discharged for reasons other than dishonorable ones, and who has a disability that is either connected to or exacerbated by active military service.  If you qualify for veteran disability benefits, then you could potentially receive anything from $133 to more than… Read more

Wisconsin is home to half a million veterans, many of whom have a disability of one shape or another that manifest in the physical and/or psychological form.  In fact, war affects each veteran in profound ways that the average citizen cannot fully understand.  Veteran disability benefits take into consideration the uniqueness of a veteran situation. … Read more

                      What is Military Sexual Trauma/MST? Military Sexual Trauma (MST) is the term the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) uses to refer to sexual assault or repeated sexual harassment that occurred while the Veteran was in the military. It includes any sexual activity in which… Read more

The Department of Veteran Affairs began mailing examination notice letters to approximately 24,000 veterans who were possibly misdiagnosed by unqualified doctors. The medical examinations were conducted in connection with disability compensation claims processed between 2007 and 2015. Veterans receiving the notice letters have one year to opt in for a new examination. Importantly, the veteran… Read more