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Legal Help for Veterans, PLLC Attorney James Fausone Applauds VA Policy Change Expanding GI Bill Benefits

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Detroit, Michigan – The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has announced a major expansion of GI Bill benefits following a 2024 Supreme Court decision. Eligible veterans can now receive up to 12 additional months of education benefits. This policy shift removes previous limitations on those who served multiple periods of military service, granting some Veterans … Continue reading Legal Help for Veterans, PLLC Attorney James Fausone Applauds VA Policy Change Expanding GI Bill Benefits →

Legal Help for Veterans, PLLC Attorney James Fausone Applauds VA Policy Change Expanding GI Bill Benefits

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Detroit, Michigan – The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has announced a major expansion of GI Bill benefits following a 2024 Supreme Court decision. Eligible veterans can now receive up to 12 additional months of education benefits. This policy shift removes previous limitations on those who served multiple periods of military service, granting some Veterans … Continue reading Legal Help for Veterans, PLLC Attorney James Fausone Applauds VA Policy Change Expanding GI Bill Benefits →

Legal Help for Veterans Attorney James Fausone Applauds VA Proposal to Waive Copays for Whole Health Well-Being Services

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Detroit, Michigan – The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has proposed a rule eliminating copays for Whole Health well-being services, a move aimed at improving veterans’ access to care nationwide. The exemption would cover inpatient and outpatient services, including health education, wellness coaching, skill-building programs, and complementary treatments like yoga and meditation. Attorney James Fausone … Continue reading Legal Help for Veterans Attorney James Fausone Applauds VA Proposal to Waive Copays for Whole Health Well-Being Services →

VA’s $1.5 Million Study on Psychedelic Therapy for PTSD is a Step Forward, Says Legal Help for Veterans

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Northville, Michigan – Legal Help for Veterans, a Michigan-based veterans disability law firm, applauds the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) for its recent announcement of a $1.5 million grant to study MDMA-assisted therapy as a treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and alcohol use disorder in veterans. The research marks the VA’s first federally … Continue reading VA’s $1.5 Million Study on Psychedelic Therapy for PTSD is a Step Forward, Says Legal Help for Veterans →

Veteran Advocates at Legal Help For Veterans, PLLC Support U.S. Military’s $130.1 Billion Tech Reinforcement Plan

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Northville, Michigan – Over the next few years, the U.S. Department of Defense plans to spend approximately $130.1 billion on research and development. The world is rapidly changing and the U.S. is facing a different kind of adversary that inhabits the cyberworld and launches attacks on the nation. The main focus over the next three … Continue reading Veteran Advocates at Legal Help For Veterans, PLLC Support U.S. Military’s $130.1 Billion Tech Reinforcement Plan →

Veterans Lawyer Calls for VA to Fix Glitches Affecting Disability Claims System

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Northville, Michigan – Last year, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) announced the discovery of additional technical issues with its online disability claims system, impacting tens of thousands of veterans. The revelation came after VA officials disclosed two weeks prior that 32,000 disability claims had been lost due to similar glitches dating back to 2018. … Continue reading Veterans Lawyer Calls for VA to Fix Glitches Affecting Disability Claims System →

VA and NIH Study on Gulf War Illness May Lead to Potential Treatments and Benefits for Veterans According to Tampa Veterans Lawyer David W. Magann

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Tampa, Florida – The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and National Institutes of Health (NIH) have launched a study to understand better the chronic symptoms of Gulf War Illness/Syndrome. The study addresses the gap in treatments for those suffering from Gulf War Illness. Gulf War veterans who meet the criteria for Gulf War Illness may … Continue reading VA and NIH Study on Gulf War Illness May Lead to Potential Treatments and Benefits for Veterans According to Tampa Veterans Lawyer David W. Magann →

Veterans Benefits Lawyer, David W. Magann Says New Benefits Will be Helpful to Veterans in Suicidal Crisis

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Tampa, Florida – The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (the VA) announced earlier this year that Veterans in suicidal crisis can receive free emergency healthcare services at any healthcare facility. This healthcare expansion aims to prevent veteran suicide by ensuring no-cost care to veterans during times of crisis. In addition, the development will help veterans … Continue reading Veterans Benefits Lawyer, David W. Magann Says New Benefits Will be Helpful to Veterans in Suicidal Crisis →

VA Expands Health Care Eligibility for Thousands of Veterans Under PACT Act

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Tampa, FL (Law Firm Newswire) January 18, 2023 – Thousands of veterans became eligible for Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) health care starting October 1, 2022, under a new law that expands benefits for toxic-exposed former service members. Certain Vietnam War, Gulf War and post-9/11 veterans are among those who can now obtain health care … Continue reading VA Expands Health Care Eligibility for Thousands of Veterans Under PACT Act →