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CAVC
(redirected from Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims)

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CAVCCourt of Appeals for Veterans Claims
CAVCCenter for Art and Visual Culture


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Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims (CAVC) held in April 2005 that, based on the language of the regulations, the VA was required to assign dual ratings for bilateral tinnitus," said Deputy General Counsel for Veterans Claims Ronald L.
Supreme Court turns down DAV request to review bilateral tinnitus by Wilborn, Thorn / DAV Magazine
As a result, many claims that finally reach the Board of Veterans Appeals or the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims are remanded because the VA failed to satisfy some of its statutory duties.
Representing veterans in the battle for benefits: they risked their ... by Jablow, Valerie / Trial
Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims reversed a VA policy that arbitrarily interpreted "service in the Republic of Vietnam" to mean only service on land areas of Vietnam and not waters offshore within its national boundaries.
Court rule VA must pay for offshore exposure to Agent Orange by DAV Magazine
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