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Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims Attorney Randy Zeldin, Esq., has been representing disabled persons for over 20 years. Randy Zeldin, Esq. is a proud member in good standing of the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims in Washington, D.C...

Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims Attorney and Lawyer Randy Zeldin, Esq. was trained by the Veterans Consortium Pro Bono Program. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims Lawyer Randy Zeldin was nominated for Judge of Compensation Claims in the State of Florida. Randy Zeldin, Esq. is a graduate of Cornell University.

What is a Court of Appeals for Veterans Claim Appeal?

There are many layers of appeal for a U.S. Veteran seeking compensation for service connected disabilities (Veterans Disability Benefits). The first appeals are at the VA Regional Offices. If the VA twice denies an application for disability benefits, a U.S. Veteran must appeal to the Board of Veterans Appeals (BVA). If the BVA denies the appeal, the final appeal is to the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims (CAVC) in Washington, D.C.

Why Hire a Lawyer to Appeal My Claim for Service Connected Disability Compensation to the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims?

Until recent years, lawyers were not very active in the Veterans Disability Compensation claims process. Non-lawyer “Veterans Advocates” have represented U.S. Veterans both at the VA Regional level and before the Board of Veterans Appeals. It is a different story at the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims, where most cases are handled by attorneys. Attorneys specializing in appeals to the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims, regarding Service Connected Compensation, are most skilled in formulating a highly technical legal “brief” and legal argument. Further, the Veterans Administration is represented exclusively by a staff of attorneys and lawyers, trained to defend the denial of your service-connected disability compensation and benefits issue. Why would any U.S. Veteran be without an attorney, when the Veterans Administration has its own “army” of attorneys and lawyers at the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims?

How Much Will It Cost to Hire An Attorney to Represent Me Before the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims?

Nothing! Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims Attorney and Lawyer, Randy Zeldin, Esq., will appeal your claims for service connected disability compensation, (Veterans Disability Benefits) on a “pro bono” (free of charge) basis. If Randy Zeldin, Esq. is successful in any aspect of your appeal to the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims, all attorney fees and costs will be paid by the U.S. Veterans Administration.