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Dedicated VA Disability Representation

Don’t Let the VA Disability Benefits Process Overwhelm You

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VA Disability Benefits
Located in Evans, Georgia

About Coskrey Law

Ryan has extensive experience before the Board of Veterans Appeals, presenting over 500 cases and recovering more than $25 million dollars in retroactive awards and benefits for military veterans.

The VA Disability Benefits process is cumbersome, time-consuming and full of legal obstacles.

Attorney Ryan Coskrey will navigate the claims filing and appeal process for you.

He works on a contingency fee basis, so you do not pay for legal services with our firm unless you obtain a benefit.


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What Our Veterans Are Saying

Recent Testimonials
  • After going through the process of applying for VA Benefits and getting partially denied on the first round of submissions, I felt like it was a fairly impossible task. A friend of mine suggested going to see Mr. Coskrey for help. Less than six months later, I am at 100%. Mr. Coskrey and his firm helped me navigate the processes of the VA and appeal the original ruling and come to a favorable conclusion. I recommend Coskrey Law to all my brothers- and sisters-in-arms that are faced with what seems to be insurmountable odds.

    – Gregory White
  • I’ve had the pleasure of working with Mr. Coskrey over the course of past 4.5 years. Mr. Coskrey is extremely knowledgeable with veteran appears process. Mr. Coskrey was able to get my VA rating increased from 80 to 100% in July 2023. If any veteran is seeking assistance, highly recommend receiving expert legal advice from Mr. Coskrey.

    – Kara Johnson
  • Ryan Coskrey is extremely knowledgable, great communicator and persistant. If you allow him to represent you his judgement will give you a great chance at succes when dealing with VA.

    – Brian Mallory
  • I would like to start by saying Ryan J. Coskrey, Jennifer Weintroub, and the Coskrey Law team did a wonderful job. Like a lot of veterans I have service connected disabilities but didn’t know how to go about filing a claim. I contacted their office they not only filed a disability claim for the issues I have but they reviewed my medical records and found other diagnosis that I was unaware of. I was originally rated at only 10% return for my disability and in ten months I had the decision of 80% due to the teams findings in my record. My advice to anyone reading this please do not wait years like I did before getting their help. Call them and explain your situation and see if they can help. The worst that could happen is they can’t but it doesn’t hurt to try. Thank you again to the entire Coskrey Law team.

    – John Wendelschafer

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    Is Your Knee, Back, or Shoulder Underrated? The VA’s Zero-Percent Joint Rating Problem

    VA got roughly half of its zero percent joint ratings wrong over a recent 12-month stretch. This finding does not come from a veteran’s group. It comes from the VA’s own Office of the Inspector General. If your knee, back, shoulder or ankle is rated at 0% and it hurts when you move it, then… Continue Reading

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  • 2027 VA COLA: What the Increase Means for Your Disability Check

    2027 VA COLA: What the Increase Means for Your Disability Check

    Your VA disability compensation is scheduled to increase on December 1, 2026. The exact percentage will not be official until October 14, when the government releases the September inflation data. What Social Security announces in the morning, VA compensation will follow. How the 2027 COLA Is Calculated VA doesn’t choose the percentage. Social Security does,… Continue Reading

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  • BDD Claims Before Discharge: How Fort Gordon Soldiers Get a Head Start on VA Disability Benefits

    BDD Claims Before Discharge: How Fort Gordon Soldiers Get a Head Start on VA Disability Benefits

    Service members assigned to Fort Gordon may have various injuries and conditions from their military service that will leave them with lifelong impairments after they leave the military. Fortunately, the Department of Veterans Affairs provides financial compensation to veterans with service-connected disabilities. One of the best ways that soldiers serving at Fort Gordon can maximize… Continue Reading

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  • PACT Act Toxic Exposure Claims for Augusta-Area Veterans: What CSRA Vets Need to Know in 2026

    PACT Act Toxic Exposure Claims for Augusta-Area Veterans: What CSRA Vets Need to Know in 2026

    Veterans living in the Central Savannah River Area may have a myriad of chronic health issues that they have developed due to their exposure to toxic substances while serving in the military. These conditions can qualify veterans for VA disability compensation under certain circumstances. Veterans in Augusta may have viable toxic exposure claims under the… Continue Reading

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  • Veterans With Sleep Apnea Should Understand the Proposed VA Rating Changes Before Filing

    Veterans With Sleep Apnea Should Understand the Proposed VA Rating Changes Before Filing

    The Department of Veterans Affairs provides tax-free monthly compensation to veterans with disabilities and impairments resulting from medical conditions caused by their military service. However, various proposed and implemented rule changes have affected the benefits that veterans can receive for service-connected disabilities and medical conditions. In particular, the VA has proposed changes to the rating… Continue Reading

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  • The February 2026 VA Medication Rule: What It Means for Your Rating and Why Its Status Is Still Uncertain

    The February 2026 VA Medication Rule: What It Means for Your Rating and Why Its Status Is Still Uncertain

    Historically, the VA has assessed veterans’ disability in benefits applications at their baseline level, ensuring that veterans receive compensation based on the underlying nature of their disability. However, recent proposed changes to VA rules could have made it easier for the VA to reduce or deny disability benefits even for veterans with documented conditions. Specifically,… Continue Reading

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  • VA Disability for Hearing Loss and Tinnitus: What to Expect

    VA Disability for Hearing Loss and Tinnitus: What to Expect

    Military service members can experience loud noises that can permanently damage their hearing, whether from explosions, gunfire, or working around aircraft or heavy machinery. When you have hearing loss or tinnitus caused by exposures during your military service, you may qualify for VA disability benefits. But what can you expect when you file a claim… Continue Reading

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  • Denied Again? Here’s What Most Veterans Do Wrong Next

    Denied Again? Here’s What Most Veterans Do Wrong Next

    A veteran who applies for VA disability compensation may request that the department review a denial. However, many veterans who have their disability benefits applications denied on a second review make mistakes that can delay or preclude ultimately obtaining the benefits they need and deserve. Here are several of the most common mistakes veterans make… Continue Reading

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  • What Happens During a Higher-Level Review (HLR)?

    What Happens During a Higher-Level Review (HLR)?

    Many veterans who apply for VA disability benefits disagree with some aspect of the VA’s decision on their claim, such as the denial of benefits, the disability rating, or the effective date. When you choose to challenge one or more aspects of the VA’s decision on your disability benefits claim, you have several avenues to… Continue Reading

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