As a disabled veteran, attorney Greg Rada knows firsthand how frustrating and overwhelming it can be to deal with the VA. That’s why, at Gregory M. Rada, Attorney at Law, we fight to make the disability claims process more accessible—especially for veterans suffering from traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). If you’re searching for a Virginia VA […]

A denied VA claim can feel like the end of the road—but it doesn’t have to be. Many veterans in Florida are surprised to learn that initial denials are common, and that appealing the decision often leads to success when it’s done with strategy, evidence, and the right legal guidance. At Gregory M. Rada, Attorney […]

When it comes to filing for VA disability compensation, it’s easy to think success hinges on simply submitting the right paperwork. But for many veterans, especially those in Virginia, the process is far more complicated—and far more personal—than forms and deadlines. Behind every VA claim is a story of service, injury, and the right to […]

Attorney Greg Rada is a disabled Air Force veteran who’s spent over a decade fighting for those who served. We know the VA claims process inside and out, and we’ve seen firsthand how often deserving veterans are denied or underrated. If you’re handling your VA claim on your own, it can be hard to know […]

Our Florida veterans disability lawyer knows how overwhelming the appeals process can be—especially if you’re dealing with it on your own. Attorney Greg Rada has over a decade of experience handling VA appeals for veterans across the country, including many based right here in Florida. Our firm doesn’t just know the law—we focus on helping […]

Applying for veterans disability benefits is a key part of the process for many former service members seeking support for service-related conditions. However, the process can be long and frustrating—especially when avoidable mistakes lead to delays or denials. We’ve worked with many veterans who started their claims with good intentions but ran into issues that […]

VA Sleep Apnea Ratings Explained (2025): Why a CPAP Prescription Is Still 50 Percent—and How Looming Rule Changes Could Cut It Sleep apnea remains one of the most-claimed VA disabilities. Under Diagnostic Code 6847, a veteran prescribed (or even just recommended) a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machine is automatically entitled to a 50 percent rating—even […]

Total Disability based on Individual Unemployability (TDIU) can provide life-changing benefits to veterans who can’t maintain steady work because of their service-connected conditions. But despite how important this benefit is, there’s still a lot of confusion around who qualifies and what receiving it really means. Our VA TDIU lawyer addresses some of the most common […]

Total Disability based on Individual Unemployability (TDIU) is a powerful VA benefit that pays at the 100% disability rate to veterans who can’t work due to service-connected conditions, even if your combined rating is below 100%. But if you’re receiving or applying for other benefits like Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), if you have dependents, […]

Learn how the VA rates Parkinson’s disease and its secondary conditions for disability compensation. Understand eligibility, presumptive service connections, and how to maximize your benefits. Table of Contents VA Disability Rating for Parkinson’s Disease Secondary Conditions Linked to Parkinson’s Disease Presumptive Service Connection for Parkinson’s Disease Maximizing Your VA Disability Benefits How After Service LLC […]