'Slap in the face': VA halts rule that would of cut disability benefits amid outrage

The Department of Veterans Affairs is walking back a new rule that would have changed how disability payments are determined. It came after widespread outrage from multiple veterans groups.

In rare move, Veterans Affairs pulls back on controversial disability rule

VA Secretary Douglas A. Collins posted on X on Thursday that the agency will not enforce the rule but will continue to collect public comments.

Law Student Wins Landmark Ruling Recognizing Endometriosis As A Disability In Discrimination Case

A 27-year-old law student has made history after winning the first case in North Carolina to recognize endometriosis as a disability.

ABLE Account Qualified Disability Expenses Explained

Discover what qualified disability expenses (QDEs) your ABLE account covers, including education, housing, and health. Plan your financial future effectively.

Justin Frankel Law Office Wins Disability Benefits for Blood Cancer Patient

Justin C. Frankel, P.C., represented a client with Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia whose long-term disability benefits

First-look: Museum of Disability History to open at Viscardi Center

The Long Island facility is fully accessible and features 14 portals that peer into different moments in disability history.

VA reverses course on veterans benefits change

The new policy, which stipulated that disability levels will be based on how well veterans function while on medication, instead of the underlying disability or injury itself, has been axed by VA Secretary Doug Collins,