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COVID-19 Economic Assistance Guide For Veterans

    What COVID-19-related economic assistance is available for veterans? There are several assistance programs administered by the federal government, state governments, and non-profit organizations designed to help veterans suffering from economic hardship due to COVID-19.  The … [more]

Released 4/30/20 | Tags:

NVLSP Fact Sheet on CARES Act Stimulus Program

      Fact Sheet on CARES Act  The National Veterans Legal Services Program (NVLSP) recognizes that veterans may have questions regarding the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act.  We have compiled the following information to help address … [more]

Released 4/22/20 | Tags:

Federal Court Orders VA to Begin on April 13, 2020 to Send Corrective Notices to 1 Million Veterans

Veterans Court Also Rejects VA Plea to Delay Reimbursement Payments To 72,000 Veterans in NVLSP’s Class Action in Wolfe v. Wilkie

Federal Court Orders VA to Begin on April 13, 2020 to Send Corrective Notices to 1 Million Veterans Whom VA Misinformed About Their Entitlement to VA Reimbursement of Emergency Medical Expenses ------------------------------ Veterans Court Also Rejects VA Plea to Delay Reimbursement Payments To … [more]

Released 4/9/20 | Tags: Class Actions, Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims, Veteran's Benefits

The National Veterans Legal Services Program Message on Coronavirus

  The National Veterans Legal Services Program Message on Coronavirus       March 2020 Dear Friends, First, thank you for being part of the National Veterans Legal Services Program community. Based on the evolving coronavirus conditions, we would like to inform you … [more]

Released 3/21/20 | Tags:

Veterans Court Rejects VA’s Motion to Postpone Reimbursing Veterans for Emergency Medical Expenses

On January 24, 2020, the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims (CAVC) unanimously denied the VA’s motion to stay VA’s obligation to implement the CAVC’s decision in Wolfe v. Wilkie requiring VA to reimburse veterans for emergency medical expenses incurred at non-VA facilities that are not covered by the veteran’s private insurance. The VA’s motion sought to allow it to withhold all reimbursement payments from veterans until the VA appeals the CAVC’s Wolfe decision to a higher court and obtains a decision from that court -- a period that is likely to take at least one year. [more]

Released 1/29/20 | Tags:

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