Monday, May 01, 2006

Delaware Vet Claim Denied? Free Legal Help Available

If you're a Delaware veteran "subsisting at 125% of poverty level [and have] been denied benefits by the Regional Office and the Board of Veterans Appeals and wish to take an appeal to Court of Veterans Appeals (COVA)," Widener University School of Law's Veterans Assistance Program may be just what you're looking for. Started by Professor Thomas J. Reed in 1997, the complimentary legal service has "helped about 80 veterans collect nearly $1 million in benefits." Be sure to explore both links above to learn more.

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