Supreme Court Hears VA Benefits Case: Equitable Tolling & VA Back Pay скачать в хорошем качестве

Supreme Court Hears VA Benefits Case: Equitable Tolling & VA Back Pay

Recently, the Supreme Court heard a VA benefits case called Arellano v McDonough. The case focuses on whether equitable tolling is permitted in VA benefits claims in certain situations-- equitable tolling may allow for missed deadlines in these instances, making an earlier VA effective date possible. If successful, the Veteran could receive retroactive VA benefits (back pay) from his separation date in 1981 until the date he filed his claim in 2011, even though he did not file his VA claim immediately after military service. The Veteran here could be eligible for over $600,000 in back pay. Tune in to learn more about this case and the potential implications for Veterans' benefits claims! Learn More About CCK Law: https://cck-law.com/why-hire-cck-for-... Read the Federal Circuit Decision: https://law.justia.com/cases/federal/... 0:00 Summary of the Supreme Court Case 1:35 What is the Legal Theory for an Earlier Effective Date based on Equitable Tolling? 3:22 What Did the Federal Circuit Court Say? 5:25 How Common Is it for a VA Benefits Case to Make it to SCOTUS? When to Expect a Decision 6:50 Effect of this Case on Disabled Veterans and VA Claims 7:52 Concerns Surrounding this Case and How to Prove Equitable Tolling 9:40 Things to Keep in Mind Filing Claims Feel free to ask questions, give us feedback, or request new veterans' law topics below! And don't forget to SUBSCRIBE so you won’t miss future videos. Visit our website at cck-law.com.